NewsCorrections uses a rigorous, multi-step process to identify and neutralize bias in news coverage. Here is how we do it, and why you can trust the result.
For every major story, we collect coverage from a minimum of 5 sources spanning the political spectrum. Sources are classified into tiers based on independent media bias ratings from multiple watchdog organizations.
| Tier | Bias Range | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Left | Strong left-leaning | MSNBC, HuffPost, Daily Kos |
| Center-Left | Moderate left-leaning | CNN, NPR, Politico, NYT |
| Center | Minimal detectable bias | Reuters, AP, BBC, The Hill |
| Center-Right | Moderate right-leaning | Wall Street Journal, The Economist |
| Right | Strong right-leaning | Fox News, Daily Wire, NY Post |
We scan each source's coverage for loaded language — words and phrases that carry implicit judgment. Examples include:
Our editorial process replaces biased language with neutral equivalents, includes facts from all perspectives, and presents the story without editorial framing. The goal is not to tell you what to think — it is to give you the complete picture so you can decide for yourself.
Every news article includes our Bias Meter, which displays:
The Bias Meter gives you full transparency into the raw material we worked with, so you can judge our neutralization for yourself.
Our methodology is continually refined. If you spot bias in any of our coverage, please let us know at info@newscorrections.com. We take every report seriously.