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116 articles graded for bias
Showing 1–40 of 116
Today
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What the men who still love Bitcoin can tell us about the American ec…
slate.com·12:05 PM·2 views
Thursday, September 17, 2026
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We Might Finally See Consequences for Gerrymandering Abuses
Headline deploys loaded terms like 'Abuses' to signal moral clarity and steer readers toward viewing the issue as one-sided misconduct.
slate.com·12:06 PM·10 views
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I Was Just Pushed Out of a Gig I’m Really Good At. The Reason Feels So Unfair.
slate.com·12:06 PM·10 views
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The 21-Year-Old Intern Just Got Hired for a Role She Definitely Isn’t Qualified For. There’s Something Fishy Going On.
Headline asserts unproven claims of incompetence and conspiracy to manufacture outrage rather than report verified facts.
slate.com·12:06 PM·10 views
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Trump’s New Effort to Mess With Student Visas Was Shot Down in Humiliating Fashion
slate.com·12:06 PM·10 views
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
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Our Neighbors Have a Particular Way of Dealing With Loose Dogs. My Daughter Won’t Listen.
slate.com·12:06 PM·8 views
Saturday, September 12, 2026
C
Democrats Are Laughing at Trump’s Midterm Plan. They Shouldn’t.
slate.com·12:07 PM·14 views
Friday, September 4, 2026
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MrBeast’s Book With James Patterson Finally Reveals the YouTuber’s Actual Worldview. Oof.
slate.com·12:03 PM·26 views
Thursday, September 3, 2026
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My Friend Helped Me Land a Job. Now I’m Seeing Their Work “Personality,” And Uh, I Have Questions.
Straight personal anecdote with no framing tricks or selective omissions — the article is trying to share an experience, not steer the reader.
slate.com·12:06 PM·24 views
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Trump Is About to Get the Mail-Ballot Chaos He’s Been Looking For
slate.com·12:06 PM·24 views
Monday, August 31, 2026
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My Wife and I Agreed to Temporarily Take in Her Sister’s Dog. Now I Want to Do Something “Cruel.”
slate.com·12:03 PM·36 views
Monday, August 24, 2026
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The Progressive Case for Midterms Optimism
slate.com·12:01 PM·44 views
Saturday, August 22, 2026
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How a Stolen Seat Changed SCOTUS Forever
slate.com·12:01 PM·32 views
Thursday, August 20, 2026
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I Work Part-Time at the Community Pool. Some Parents Have Accused Me of Something Wild.
slate.com·12:01 PM·50 views
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A Streamer Predicted He Could Kill a Black Person and Get Away With It. Thousands Watched. When He Shot Someone, the Real Story Began.
slate.com·12:01 PM·40 views
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
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My Neighbor Has Kids. I Have Kids. I’m Horrified by What She Thinks This Means.
No content supplied, so the piece cannot be shown to deceive or manipulate.
slate.com·12:01 PM·42 views
Saturday, August 15, 2026
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Look What You Made Me Do
slate.com·12:00 PM·42 views
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What the Shell?
slate.com·12:00 PM·50 views
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The Ottolenghi Conspiracy: A Dinner Party Riff
slate.com·12:00 PM·34 views
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To Understand Today’s Supreme Court, You Need to Understand One Particular Justice.
slate.com·12:00 PM·52 views
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Does Hating Influencers Really Mean Hating Women?
slate.com·12:00 PM·36 views
C
An Extremist Won This Week in Wisconsin. It’s Probably Not the One You’ve Read About.
slate.com·12:00 PM·30 views
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One of Summer’s Greatest Food Delights Also Takes a Lot of Work. That’s Starting to Change, and Not Everyone’s Happy About It.
slate.com·12:00 PM·34 views
Friday, August 14, 2026
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Will Democrats’ Bitter Primaries Hurt Them When It Matters Most?
slate.com·12:00 PM·40 views
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I Use My Journals for a Very Specific Reason. If Someone Found It, They Would Get the Wrong Idea.
slate.com·12:00 PM·48 views
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Starbucks and McDonald’s Keep Pushing These Drinks. I Have a Distressing Theory Why.
slate.com·12:00 PM·38 views
Thursday, August 13, 2026
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Trump Cares About Vaccines. Uh-Oh.
slate.com·12:01 PM·36 views
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
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Want to Know Who Comes After Donald Trump? Keep an Eye on Today’s GOP Primary.
slate.com·12:01 PM·44 views
Monday, August 10, 2026
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I Agreed to Help My Boyfriend Build a House. Nine Years Later, We’re Still Living in Ruins.
slate.com·12:01 PM·34 views
Friday, August 7, 2026
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Abdul El-Sayed Wasn’t the Only One Who Won on Tuesday. Democrats and Republicans Alike Are Furious.
slate.com·12:01 PM·44 views
Thursday, August 6, 2026
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Meet the Onetime Trump Critic Running Against Abdul El-Sayed
slate.com·12:01 PM·48 views
Saturday, August 1, 2026
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Citadel Swoops In to Save Situational Awareness
slate.com·12:00 PM·66 views
Friday, July 31, 2026
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An Acclaimed Novelist’s New Book Is Supposedly a “Literary Assassination” of Natalie Portman. I’ve Read It. It’s Something Much Weirder.
slate.com·12:01 PM·78 views
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I Knew I’d Face Certain Challenges at My Job. I Can’t Believe Who They’re Coming From.
Title creates mystery and emotional priming around 'who' is causing trouble, steering readers toward a betrayal narrative before evidence is shown.
slate.com·12:00 PM·56 views
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
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I’m Really Behind on Retirement. My 12-Year-Old Might Be Able to Help.
slate.com·12:00 PM·52 views
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
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My Wife Was Invited to a Baby Shower. But What Was Handwritten on Her Invitation Is Unacceptable.
slate.com·12:00 PM·68 views