Head to head
67%
Split on framing
top 3 divergent
39
Avg divergence, shared stories
Framing and tone
How each outlet's coverage is framed across all of its scored events, and how its sentiment toward the subject breaks down.
New York Times
neutral 68%critical 28%pro-action 2%alarmist 2%
Positive 3%Neutral 64%Negative 33%
ProPublica
critical 86%alarmist 14%
Positive 0%Neutral 0%Negative 100%
Facts
From the fact ledger: how often one contradicted a claim the other reported, and each outlet's overall record.
Between these two
Too few shared fact checks to compare yet, or no direct contradictions on record.
Each outlet's record
New York Times
Contradicts others 1.1%
Ran contested claims 6.3%
Matched consensus 81.6%
ProPublica
Contradicts others 0.0%
Ran contested claims 14.3%
Matched consensus 71.4%
Where they split furthest
The highest-divergence stories both outlets covered, with each outlet's headline and how the analysis labeled its framing.
New York Times
Trump Administration Fires Members of Independent Election Group
render commission useless · negative
ProPublica
Trump Pushes Out Remaining Members of Bipartisan Election Commission Ahead of Midterms
unprecedented dismantling · negative
New York Times
See the Mail Ballot Design Changes Proposed Under Trump's Postal Service Rules
explainer on proposed ballot design changes · neutral
ProPublica
New Mail Voting Rules Moved Forward Despite USPS Officials' Concerns About Mass Disenfranchisement
whistleblower reveals internal concerns about disenfranchisement · negative
New York Times
Russian Businessman With Putin Ties Paid for Donald Trump Jr.'s Wedding Party
ethical norms violated by foreign gift · negative
ProPublica
“Our Dear Friend Umar”: How We Uncovered That a Russian Oligarch Bankrolled Donald Trump Jr.’s Wedding
investigative exposé of foreign influence · negative
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