For the Right

News stories that have little to no reporting on the Right

For first time in history, more aquatic animals were farmed than fished in 2022, UN report finds

Blindspot: Only 12% Right · 25 sources

The total global volume of fish, shrimp, clams, and other aquatic animals that are harvested by farming has topped the amount fished in the wild from the world’s waters for the first time ever, the United Nations reported Friday.

Left: 36% Center: 52% 12

For the Left

News stories that have little to no reporting on the Left

Texas Democrat Charged With Sending Fake Racist Online Messages to Himself

Blindspot: Only 13% Left · 24 sources

Taral Patel, a candidate for county commissioner, was arrested for online impersonation after an investigation called by his opponent found he allegedly created a fake social media account to make racist comments about himself.

13 12 Right: 75%

For the Right

News stories that have little to no reporting on the Right

California Senate approves ban on schools notifying parents of their child's pronoun change

Blindspot: Only 16% Right · 25 sources

The state Senate passed the bill, prohibiting schools from sharing a student's gender identity or sexual orientation without the student's consent, with few exceptions.

Left: 36% Center: 48% R: 16%

For the Left

News stories that have little to no reporting on the Left

Argentina inflation falls in May for fifth straight month

Blindspot: Only 20% Left · 10 sources

Argentina's monthly inflation rate dropped below five percent in May, the lowest since January 2022, marking a fifth consecutive monthly decline.

L: 20% C: 30% Right: 50%

For the Right

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FBI: Violent crime continues to drop across U.S.

Blindspot: Only 8% Right · 26 sources

Reported incidents of violent crime in the United States dropped by over 15% from January to March 2024, as per FBI data released last week by Attorney General Merrick Garland.

Left: 50% Center: 42% 8

For the Left

News stories that have little to no reporting on the Left

Hamas leader calls civilian deaths ‘necessary sacrifices’ in leaked messages: WSJ

Blindspot: Only 22% Left · 45 sources

“We have the Israelis right where we want them,” Yahya Sinwar told other Hamas leaders recently, the WSJ reported Monday. In another, the Hamas leader is said to have described civilian deaths as “necessary sacrifices” while citing past independence-related conflicts in countries like Algeria

L: 22% 14 Right: 64%

Highlighting discrepancies between the reporting on stories across different news outlets.

This week's story

House approves defense policy bill with divisive provision on abortion, transgender troops

Politico Left

House Republicans narrowly pass defense bill loaded with culture war issues

The Washington Post Left

House passes defense policy bill advancing key GOP priorities

The Hill Center

House GOP approves mammoth annual defense bill

Reuters Center

House approves defense policy bill with divisive provision on abortion, transgender troops

Washington Examiner Right

House passes annual defense bill with large military pay raise

Fox News Right

House passes $895 billion defense policy bill with 19.5% pay raise for junior troops

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