The media ledger
Who's covering Texas
Every fact sheet on this site is built from other outlets' reporting. This page counts who those outlets are and which way they lean, so you can see the slant in what gets reported before it ever reaches you.
Where the reporting came from
2,605 news reports behind 861 fact sheets in the past 30 days.
- 333 left-leaning (13%)
- 54 center (2%)
- 71 right-leaning (3%)
- 2147 not rated (82%)
Covered by one side only
Stories where every rated outlet leans the same way. Nobody from the center or the other side reported them, at least not where this site could find it.
Left only: 200
- Ingram police sign ICE agreement and conduct immigration-related traffic stops
- Trump holds rallies nationwide ahead of November midterm elections
- Canton police officer released from hospital after Tuesday shooting
- Woman's remains found along road in Alvarado, Texas
- Man sues Dallas County jail and Parkland over staph infection
- Trump's immigration crackdown may reshape Republican voting in Texas
- Early voting data shows Democrats voting more nationally as midterm elections approach
- Hinojosa to appear on CBS "Face the Nation" this Sunday
- Early voting surges in Texas ahead of midterm elections
- Texas Attorney General sues OpenAI and Sam Altman over ChatGPT safety
- Van Zandt County deputy killed, officer injured in shooting; house fire kills five
- Paxton and Talarico compete in Texas US Senate race; Hinojosa challenges Abbott for governor
- Trump signs Mystic Alerts Act to allow satellite emergency alerts
- Trump's border chief defends wall construction in Texas Big Bend
- Texas SNAP enrollment drops to 17-year low in September 2026
Right only: 34
- No. 19 Texas plays No. 7 Ole Miss in ranked college football game
- Texas athletic director clarifies AI platform was not used to call Florida play
- Gov. Abbott discusses Democratic candidates on political talk show
- Elon Musk donates $76 million to Republican groups in October midterm push
- Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico campaigns across Texas
- Texas coach Sarkisian describes quarterback Manning as edgy during losing streak
- Texas mother charged with manslaughter in crash that killed two people
- Migrant caravan leaves southern Mexico toward U.S. border
- Paxton and Talarico tied in Texas Senate race as election nears
- Ken Paxton criticizes James Talarico during Texas campaign stop
- Emerson poll shows Talarico ahead of Paxton in Texas Senate race
- Texas bans fan for obscene gesture at Florida players postgame
- Trump administration announces $8 billion fuel relief for farmers
- Trump announces plans to visit states with economic initiatives before midterms
- Country band The Chicks brings Talarico on stage at San Antonio concert
The outlets
And 826 more outlets with fewer sheets.
What the outlets aimed at each party
Stories that put a party in a bad light: accusations, attack ads, investigations, false claims, controversies. The first column is how many of those stories about each party reached this site from the outlets it reads. The second is how many this site shows, which is always the same number for both. Any gap between the columns is the outlets' imbalance.
| The outlets ran | Shown here | |
|---|---|---|
| Against Republicans | 89 | 67 |
| Against Democrats | 26 | 26 |
The outlets went after Republicans 3.4 to 1.
The AI, kept in check
An AI writes each fact sheet from the outlets' reporting, and it picks up their habits. When it writes a loaded word such as "embattled," "extremist," "fugitive" or "socialist" in its own voice, the sheet is thrown out and rewritten in plain terms.
6 times in the past 30 days the AI reached for the outlets' loaded language and was made to rewrite.
How these outlets get here
Most stories on this site are found through Google News headlines, plus Texas government records and a few direct feeds. Google decides which outlets appear in its headlines. This site then requires two separate outlets before a story goes up. Both steps shape what you see, and this page exists so you can see how.
Leanings are the AllSides Media Bias Ratings for each outlet's online news. Outlets AllSides hasn't rated show as "Not rated." Government records aren't counted.
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