APA citation of two articles with no author, no date, and the same title? I'm looking to cite both of the following articles:

https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Institute_for_Free_Speech
https://ballotpedia.org/Institute_for_Free_Speech

For web pages like this, my understanding is the citation should look like this:

[Title]. [Web Site]. Retrieved from [URL]

Since both have the same title, how should I distinguish between the two in in-text citations? Should I list both the title and web site somehow?
(&quot;Title of the page&quot;, n.d.a) and (&quot;Title of the page&quot;, n.d.b) would combine:

naming the title in quotation marks &quot;Article Title&quot; due to the unavailability of an author; and
the n.d. (no date) due to the unavailable date; and
the letter that is added to the date because of multiple same-titles and same-dates (a, b ...).

However, your case is special as the first link is a Wiki. As Geoffrey Brent wrote in a comment, in case of a Wiki, you can click on &quot;View history&quot; and find a permalink to an article's current version with a date attribution. You can then link to that versioned permalink with the date. Here is an example of a version history page pertaining to your first link; the permalink to the most recent version (Feb. 2019) is this one: https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Institute_for_Free_Speech&amp;oldid=745869 (you can find this link by clicking on the most recent date listed in the version history page).