Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC) is a comprehensive website that offers an extensive database of media sources, evaluating their bias and credibility. With the aim of combating misinformation, MBFC employs a unique methodology to assess news outlets across the political spectrum, assigning them labels such as left, left-center, least biased, right-center, or right. Furthermore, the website provides factual information about each source in terms of credibility, transparency, and reliability. By offering a transparent and evidence-based approach, MBFC empowers readers to discern bias and make informed judgments about the reliability of news sources.

* These lists are guidelines and are open for debate. You should critically evaluate all sources. With practice, you can learn to recognize features of fake news articles such as:libguides.nsu.eduMedia Bias/Fact Check is dedicated to evaluating online news sources for bias and credibility. Check out the "questionable sources" page for their list of fake news sites.

It is interesting that you cited the Guardian, as it was until this very week rated as being ‘high’ in regard to honest reporting, but after a review and update, is now rated as ‘mixed’.quora.comThe Media Bias Fact Check websites is one I use on a regular basis, and I’m satisfied that its ratings are both neutral and reliable.

In terms of political perspective it is similar to Snopes, and most of Media Bias Fact Check's assessments are wildly inaccurate.conservapedia.comMedia Bias Fact Check is a left-wing "fact-checker" owned by leftist Dave Van Zandt which purports to monitor bias in the media .