Top 10 news by Citation Discipline

The same 10 news sources from the composite top-10, re-ranked by Citation Discipline only. ProPublica takes the top position at A+ · 95.

1. 1
   ProPublicapropublica.org↑3

   Nonprofit investigative newsroom; data-heavy + methodology-published reporting since 2007.

   Discipline A+ · 95·Index A · 86
   A+·95
2. 2
   Reutersreuters.com↓1

   Global wire service with mandatory two-source verification and machine-readable archives since 1851.

   Discipline A · 91·Index A · 89
   A·91
3. 3
   Associated Pressapnews.com

   Cooperative wire service with style guide that defines US journalism standards since 1846.

   Discipline A · 89·Index A · 86
   A·89
4. 4
   The New York Timesnytimes.com↓2

   U.S. national newspaper of record, founded 1851. Pulitzer Prize record + investigative depth + structured-data-rich web platform.

   Discipline A · 88·Index A · 88
   A·88
5. 5
   The Wall Street Journalwsj.com↑2

   U.S. business + finance daily, founded 1889. Hard-news editorial wing separate from opinion section.

   Discipline A · 88·Index A · 85
   A·88
6. 6
   Financial Timesft.com↑2

   British business + economics daily; rigorous editorial process; pink-paper standard for finance reporting.

   Discipline A · 88·Index B · 84
   A·88
7. 7
   The Washington Postwashingtonpost.com↓2

   U.S. national newspaper, founded 1877; investigative + politics emphasis; Pulitzer record.

   Discipline A · 87·Index A · 86
   A·87
8. 8
   Bloomberg Newsbloomberg.com↑1

   Business + finance newsroom feeding the Bloomberg Terminal; broad data infrastructure + global beat coverage.

   Discipline A · 86·Index B · 83
   A·86
9. 9
   The Guardiantheguardian.com↓3

   British newspaper with open-web-first publishing model; no paywall, broad LLM corpus inclusion.

   Discipline A · 85·Index A · 85
   A·85
10. 10
    BBC Newsbbc.com

    UK public broadcaster with editorial guidelines + corrections discipline; vast topic + language coverage.

    Discipline B · 80·Index B · 82
    B·80