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This article has neutral bias with a bias score of -4.81 from our political bias detecting A.I. Sen Bernie Sanders is turning up the heat on two members of his own Democratic caucus who are imperiling approval of a $3.5 trillion spending package which Sanders himself helped architect. The Vermont...

This article has minimal left bias with a bias score of -19.9 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. A well-known House progressive — and herself a refugee to the United States — is condemning the Biden administration’s immigration policies and enforcement. In...

This article has minimal left bias with a bias score of -24.17 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. The Washington Post reporters who reported the activities of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the dark days following the deadly January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol Building as part of their new book are publicly defending the military chief.

This article has moderate left bias with a bias score of -35.55 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is pushing back against criticism of her decision to attend the Met Gala this week wearing a white dress with the words “Tax The Rich” emblazoned in red.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of -1.77 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. Vice President Kamala Harris beseeched Americans to regain the unity that they found in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Harris —...

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of 2.1 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. The new vaccine mandates and enforcement actions President Biden announced Thursday in an address from the White House should help in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, but even more likely is needed, according to a prominent vaccinologist.

This article has moderate left bias with a bias score of -59.41 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. The new Texas abortion ban which took effect last week — after the US Supreme Court took a pass on an emergency appeal of the law — has reawakened the debate about President Biden and congressional Democrats taking action to reform the high court after Donald Trump and his Republican allies spent four years tilting it to the hard right.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of 6.43 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. A key Democratic senator who has been one of the most stalwart defenders of President Biden’s handling of the events in Afghanistan is willing to acknowledge that the one thing that the US government could have done differently is perhaps begin the evacuations of US and Afghan citizens sooner.

This article has minimal left bias with a bias score of -21.72 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. Many of those on the political right have, for months, often stood in opposition to vaccination against COVID-19 — and in too many cases — resorted to misinformation or disinformation to cast aspersions on the vaccines.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of 2.16 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. Chalk this up as President Biden’s latest accomplishment in bipartisanship: both Democrats and Republicans are racheting up criticism of the actions he’s taking in Afghanistan.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of 0.02 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. As cases of COVID-19 are once again on the rise, several new questions and issues have begun to emerge about vaccinations — including the need for a third, booster shot for most Americans.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of -2.92 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. As the new school year fast approaches, school districts can either adhere to pandemic guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and open with some confidence of safety — or ignore guidance for masks and such, and run the risk that in-school instruction will be interrupted as it was last year when the pandemic first emerged.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of 1.89 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. Acknowledging that his state is struggling with the ability to vaccinate residents — and against a rising tide of COVID-19 cases — Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards (D) has reinstated a mask mandate across the Pelican State.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of -10.18 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. In the face of House Democrats having failed to pass their own national moratorium on housing evictions, President Biden should muscle past concerns about the Supreme Court and move ahead with his own executive moratorium, according to a top House Democrat.

This article has minimal left bias with a bias score of -17.64 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. Public and private-sector vaccine mandates are beginning to take shape across the United States, as more vaccinated Americans appear to be losing patience with their countrymen who are refusing the shots mostly for political purposes.

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of -3.35 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. Republican Reps Liz Cheney, of Wyoming, and Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, “are taking a real political risk” by taking part in the House elect committee investigating the deadly January 6 Capitol insurrection, according to prominent conservative commentator Margaret Hoover.

This article has moderate left bias with a bias score of -62.53 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. There is undoubtedly very little on which these three congresswomen agree. But, when it came to House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s choices to sit on the new House select committee which will be probing the deadly January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol Building, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, of New York, and Republican Liz Cheney, of Wyoming, found themselves in perfect harmony.

This article has minimal right bias with a bias score of 12.2 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. A group of senators, made up of both Democrats and Republicans, have introduced legislation designed to reclaim Congress’ role in national security matters. The...

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of 0 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. The major national infrastructure initiative President Biden has planned isn’t just about rebuilding roads and bridges. It’s also about trying to instill some equity with...

This article has neutral bias with a bias score of 0 from our political bias detecting A.I. Your browser does not support the canvas element. The $3.5 trillion spending package which Senate Democrats agreed to this week will be a highly transformative piece of legislation for the nation, according to its chief architect, Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders.