When we think we’re spotting bias in the news, sometimes we’re really just spotting ourselves. Our beliefs and expectations about how a story should be told creep into our response.

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) A national poll indicates 44% of U.S. adults expect to trust public health recommendations less under new federal leadership, while 28% expect to trust them more ...

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More than four in ten U.S. adults (44%) say changes in federal leadership will make them lose trust in public health agencies’ recommendations, compared with just 28% who say they will gain ...

Harvard University is promising to review its academic offerings and admissions policies in response to a pair of internal ...

When asked their opinions on the growing use of AI, girls expressed concerns about possible biases it will perpetuate, while ...

Academia remains locked in a self-perpetuating cycle of growing left-wing bias that erodes its public legitimacy. Elite ...

Analysis limitations include the relatively small proportion of participants (212/716) describing childhood experiences, the pool of medical student-respondents-only lacking generalizability, and ...