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Speaker: Center for Investigative Reporting

Center for Investigative Reporting has ^71.3% among speakers. BS Score: 53.8%. Articles analyzed: 2. Words analyzed: 45.

Top reasoning patterns

Appeal to Emotion - 68.9% (31 hits)
Confirmation Bias - 68.9% (31 hits)
Post Hoc (False Cause) - 68.9% (31 hits)
Biased Writer Voice - 31.1% (14 hits)
Negativity Bias - 31.1% (14 hits)

Analyzed articles

The Cover Stories That Put Mother Jones on the Map ^23.4%

Mother Jones - By Ian Gordon - 6/25/2026, 11:30 AM

Biased Writer Voice 37% - Negativity Bias 21.7% - Post Hoc (False Cause) 10.9%

For our 50th anniversary issue, we did something that we try every once in a while: We produced two covers, one for subscribers and one for the newsstand. The idea behind a split cover is to give different types of readers different experiences. In this case, subscribers got a rich, celebratory collage from artist Max-o-matic, stitching... more

Women’s Work: My Barrier-Breaking Early Years at Mother Jones ^18.7%

Mother Jones - By Deirdre English - 6/25/2026, 11:30 AM

Halo Effect 18.9% - Biased Writer Voice 17% - Hasty Generalization 15.8%

As I page through colorful old copies of the magazines from my eight years at Mother Jones, memories start firing. I came on board as an editor in 1979, just as we were moving into the loft space Rolling Stone vacated when it fled to New York, supposedly because founder Jann Wenner’s then-spouse had a mortal fear of the Big One. Those... more

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Speaker: Center for Investigative Reporting

Top reasoning patterns

Analyzed articles

The Cover Stories That Put Mother Jones on the Map 23.4%

Women’s Work: My Barrier-Breaking Early Years at Mother Jones 18.7%

The Cover Stories That Put Mother Jones on the Map ^23.4%

Women’s Work: My Barrier-Breaking Early Years at Mother Jones ^18.7%