Subject
Washington
MediaBias News has published 6 stories involving Washington, from August 2026 to September 2026. Each one is scored for how well the original reporting stood up, and lists the reports it was written from.
Politics · United StatesRep. Burlison says colleagues are 'drunk on spending'
Missouri Representative Eric Burlison stated that many of his colleagues are "drunk on spending other people's money," including Republicans. He also discussed plans to address healthcare costs and their impact on Americans' discretionary income.
United States2 min readTrust 62 · Craft 77 · Hype 30
Business & Economy · United StatesUS and China discuss cutting LNG tariffs before Xi visit
The United States and China are in discussions regarding the potential reduction or elimination of Chinese tariffs on American liquefied natural gas (LNG). These talks are part of a larger energy and agriculture agreement package that may be revealed during Chinese President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to Washington.
United States1 min readTrust 42 · Craft 45 · Hype 20
Politics · United StatesCuba says US embargo caused $8bn in damages, denies talks with Washington
Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez stated there are no negotiations or plans for future talks with Washington. He reported that the US blockade caused over $8 billion in economic damages between March 2025 and February 2026, a 7% increase from the previous year, and blamed US oil sanctions for nationwide blackouts.
United States3 min readTrust 42 · Craft 57 · Hype 41
Politics · Latin AmericaUS structured Venezuela oil stake with warrants to prevent dilution
The U.S. government structured its 35% stake in a Venezuelan oil venture using "penny warrants" to shield it from dilution. This mechanism ensures Washington realizes the full value of the project, according to a U.S. official.
Latin America3 min readTrust 60 · Craft 60 · Hype 20
Business & Economy · United StatesChina rare earth suppliers halt some US shipments
Some Chinese rare earth suppliers have stopped shipping materials to the US since early August, citing fears of repercussions from Beijing. The move comes weeks before a planned meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.
United States3 min readTrust 42 · Craft 55 · Hype 41
PoliticsUS Justice Department sues four states over immigrant tuition laws
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington. The department alleges that state laws offering in-state tuition and financial aid to undocumented students discriminate against U.S. citizens and violate federal law.
4 min readTrust 42 · Craft 65 · Hype 41