Source Credibility Report Card
A comprehensive analysis of factuality ratings across all 54 sources tracked by Extra Extra. Grades are derived from Media Bias/Fact Check reliability assessments.
Grade Distribution
Credibility by Political Leaning
Left-Leaning
25 sources tracked
Center / Independent
8 sources tracked
Right-Leaning
21 sources tracked
Key Insights
Highest Rated
Associated Press, Axios, BBC News, New York Times, NPR, Politico, Reason, Reuters, The Guardian, Washington Post
Lowest Rated
Breitbart, Daily Caller, PJ Media, RedState, The Gateway Pundit, Townhall, Twitchy
Best Average
Center / Independent sources average 3.50 GPA
Mixed or Lower
24 of 54 sources (44%) rated C or D
All Sources by Grade
Grading Methodology
Each source receives a letter grade (A through D) based on its factual reliability assessment from Media Bias/Fact Check, one of the most widely cited media credibility rating organizations.
The GPA score converts grades to a 4.0 scale (A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1) and averages across sources. This allows comparison between bias categories while accounting for different numbers of sources in each group.
Ratings are updated periodically as Media Bias/Fact Check revises their assessments. Individual articles may vary in quality regardless of a source's overall grade.