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News reliability ratings, simplified.
TruthScore evaluates online news sources on a clear 0–10 scale — so readers, researchers, and platform developers can filter reliable information without the guesswork.
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Live Headlines
Today's headlines from credibility-tier outlets, grouped by publisher. Click the title for the source article on the outlet's own site; click the verdict chip for TruthScore's editorial overlay.
Live Opinions
Read the room
Follow the conversation around today's reporting. Every opinion stays attached to the headline that prompted it.
What TruthScore is
Cut through the noise with a number you can trust
A 0–10 scale you can read at a glance
No percentages, no opaque algorithms — just a single number that means what it says, published next to the reasoning behind it.
Independent, transparent, auditable
TruthScore has no publisher relationships and no advertising. Every rating links back to the public evidence that produced it, so researchers and readers can verify it themselves.
Built for a fast-moving news cycle
Outlets are scored daily from observed coverage. When a source slips, you see it on the News Wall — not months later in a quarterly review.
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The full methodology
The four-dimension rubric — transparency, source diversity, evidence quality, and counterweight — each graded 0 – 10, plus how the headline score is derived.
Look up a specific outlet
Search the directory for a publisher you have seen cited, and see its score, band, and disclosure kind in one place.
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What we're tracking today
Today's verdicts on what's trending
The day's most-attended stories from 13 credibility-tier outlets, scored on a transparent 0–10 heuristic. Refreshes at 00:05 UTC — never invents data when nothing has landed yet.
What the press hasn't picked up
A daily coverage gap. We compare what 12 reference outlets cover against credible stories appearing in fewer than four of them, tagged with an honest confidence score so you can spot the false positives.