Sentence examples similar to fact-based coverage from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, the Sinclair Broadcast Group, a television conglomerate which currently touches 35 million American households nationwide through local early morning and evening news programming, is mandating that its local stations run pro-Trump segments not as fact-based news coverage, but something more akin to Faux News style pro-Trump propaganda.

Opposing the bill to strip public radio of funding, Democratic Congressman Lloyd Doggett of Texas said, "My constituents turn to [public radio] because they want fact-based, not Fox-based coverage".

Conor Friedersdorf, a right-leaning blogger at The Atlantic who previously criticized Rubin's 2012 coverage for not being fact-based, recently pointed to the Hagel stories as evidence of"conservatism's information disadvantage".

It also symbolizes the Center's commitment to journalism that persistently and courageously seeks accuracy, deep reporting, and nuanced coverage in an age when attacks are regularly launched on the independent news media, on fact-based truth, and on those who tell it.

It's fact-based work.

Fact-based novel?

I believe in fact-based decision-making.

We're still a fact-based organization.

Fact-based again, I'm afraid.

I'm a fact-based leader.

(That's the fact-based part).