QUESTIONABLE SOURCE
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- Overall, we rate Top Topic Questionable based on extreme right bias, poor sourcing, plagiarism, a complete lack of transparency and a failed fact check.
Detailed Report
Reasoning: Extreme Right, Poor Sourcing, Plagiarism, Lack of Transparency, Failed Fact Check
Country: Unknown
History
Top Topic is a far right-leaning news and opinion website that does not have an about page or any names associated with the website. An email address appears on the website: showsaddict666@gmail.com. A search of this email reveals a connection to two other websites. One is MAGA9.com and the other is tomilahrens.us.
Funded by / Ownership
Ownership is not disclosed and funding is derived from online advertising.
Analysis / Bias
In review, Top Topic usually republishes right biased articles from other sources without giving credit (Plagiarism). For example, this story: AOC Might Be In Even Bigger Trouble Than Jussie Smollett For Her Lies About Boyfriend is taken word for word from the Questionable Federalist Papers Project. In general, there is zero sourcing of information on this website. Story selection always favors the right and denigrates the left. They also frequently publish pro-Trump propaganda stories from other questionable sources. Further, Top Topic has a Pants on Fire Claim from an IFCN fact-checker.
Overall, we rate Top Topic Questionable based on extreme right bias, poor sourcing, plagiarism, a complete lack of transparency, and a failed fact check. (D. Van Zandt 2/23/2019)
Source: https://www.toptopic.club
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