Outlet track record
Reuters
Global wire service; center, straight-news style
2.2average bias score across 263 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun
Stories
- 2 Judge Strikes Down Justice Department's Voter-Roll Citizenship Checks, Ruling Congress Never Authorized Them
- 2 Judge McConnell Ruled in April 2025 That FEMA's Grant Pause Violated His Order; States Filed a New FEMA Enforcement Motion in October 2026
- 2 S&P 500 Rises 0.6% to 7,811.54 Friday and 1.15% for the Week; Brent Settles at $104.72 as Hurricane Isaias Shuts 71.5% of U.S. Gulf Oil Output
- 2 Initial Jobless Claims Dip 2,000 to 197,000; 10-Year Treasury Yield at 5.23% Ahead of Oct. 14 CPI Report
- 2 Reuters/Ipsos Poll Puts Trump Approval at 32%, Matching the Series Low; Registered Voters Favor Democrats 44%-37%
- 2 Treasury Sells $39 Billion of 10-Year Notes at 5.30%, Highest Auction Yield Since 2000; Market Yield Slips From 2002 High
- 3 S&P 500 Falls 0.22% to 7,801.77 and Dow Drops 0.66% on Oct. 7, a Day After S&P 500 and Nasdaq Closing Records
- 2 Russian Missile Kills 22 in Pryluky Apartment Block During Overnight Barrage of About 70 Missiles and 130 Drones, Ukraine Says
- 3 Fed Minutes: All 19 Officials Backed September Hike to 3.75%-4.00%; Most Said Another Increase Is Likely by Year-End
- 2 Vance Tells Reuters Iran Must Make a 'Meaningful' Cut to Uranium Enrichment Capacity to End the War, Not Promise Future Cuts
- 3 ISM Services Index Reads 54.9% in September; Prices Gauge Rises to 74.0, Highest Since July 2022
- 2 Federal Judge in Boston Halts DHS Fines of Up to $1.8 Million on Migrants Who Did Not Leave After Deportation Orders
- 3 Siberian Plague-Institute Technician Dies; Russia Cites 'Pneumonia of Unknown Cause' as About 200 Contacts Are Isolated
- 1 Thousands of Imran Khan Supporters March Toward Islamabad After Talks Collapse; Capital Under Section 144 as PTI Says About 2,000 Detained
- 3 Seven OPEC+ Producers Hold November Oil Output Targets at 31.01 Million Barrels a Day; Next Meeting Nov. 1