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137 stories · 95% range 87–89 · updated Sep 25, 2026
137 stories · 95% range 49–50 · updated Sep 25, 2026
100% of the stories on its site have no evidence of being copied from another outlet
137 stories
How originality is measured110 stories · 95% range 65–67 · updated Sep 25, 2026
104 stories · 95% range 64–67 · updated Sep 25, 2026
100% of the stories on its site have no evidence of being copied from another outlet
119 stories
How originality is measuredWhere the compared sources sit by political lean and credibility. Sources without a published US lean are not placed.
Use the arrow keys to move between outlets and Enter to open an outlet’s page. The table below the chart lists every outlet.
Lean is the average AI rating of an outlet’s own stories, from 0 (left) to 100 (right); opinion pieces are left out, and a reposted story counts toward its original publisher only when the original is confirmed. Credibility is the average AI rating, made on each story, of the outlet’s transparency, editorial standards and corrections record. Each score is published once at least 10 stories are rated; every dot’s card shows its story count and 95% range.
| Outlet | Lean | Credibility | Updated | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lean Score | Lean Stories | Lean 95% range | Credibility Score | Credibility Stories | Credibility 95% range | ||
| Axios | Center 49 | 137 | 49–50 | High · 88 | 137 | 87–89 | Sep 25, 2026 |
| Washington Examiner | Center-Right 66 | 104 | 64–67 | Medium · 66 | 110 | 65–67 | Sep 25, 2026 |
ChamberLight collects only articles that mention the officials it tracks, so this is its sample of each outlet, not everything the outlet published. Shaded weeks: ChamberLight collected nothing from any outlet (220 weeks).
Axios: 113 stories; Washington Examiner: 117 stories. From Dec 31, 2018 to Sep 21, 2026.
Similarity of the two topic mixes: cosine similarity of story counts across every topic either covers (100% = the same topics in the same proportions). General-news outlets usually score high.
Percentages are shares of each source's stories; a story can carry several topics.
43 people named in stories from every source (Axios: 108, Washington Examiner: 112 in total).
Stories ChamberLight grouped across outlets that include at least one article credited to each of these sources. A copy on another site counts for its original publisher only when the evidence confirms it.