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Speaker: The New Yorker

The New Yorker has ^81.6% among speakers. BS Score: 90%. Articles analyzed: 2. Words analyzed: 30.

Top reasoning patterns

Appeal to Emotion - 90% (27 hits)
Hasty Generalization - 90% (27 hits)
Negativity Bias - 90% (27 hits)
Post Hoc (False Cause) - 90% (27 hits)
Unattributed Quote - 90% (27 hits)

Analyzed articles

James Talarico Says Black Churches Understand Jesus Better than White Churches ^83.4%

Breitbart - By Mariane Angela - 6/26/2026, 3:21 PM

In-Group Bias 85% - Hasty Generalization 71.6% - Negativity Bias 32.9%

James Talarico Says Black Churches Understand Jesus Better than White Churches Texas Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico said many white churches do not reflect the Jesus described in the Gospels and argued that black churches have a “deeper and more accurate” understanding of what it means to follow Jesus. Speaking on the... more

Argentina's World Cup team greeted in Kansas City by a squad of cyclists — and tornado sirens ^21.9%

KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR - By Gabe Rosenberg - 6/4/2026, 9:00 AM

Negativity Bias 15.1% - Anecdotal 14% - Biased Writer Voice 12.6%

A trio of Argentinian cyclists biked more than 10,000 miles to Kansas City to cheer on their national team. Hopefully that warm welcome made up for the early-morning thunder and tornado sirens that likely woke up Lionel Messi's squad soon after they arrived in town. Kansas City sure knows how to greet ‘em. The Argentinian national team... more

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Speaker: The New Yorker

Top reasoning patterns

Analyzed articles

James Talarico Says Black Churches Understand Jesus Better than White Churches 83.4%

Argentina's World Cup team greeted in Kansas City by a squad of cyclists — and tornado sirens 21.9%

James Talarico Says Black Churches Understand Jesus Better than White Churches ^83.4%

Argentina's World Cup team greeted in Kansas City by a squad of cyclists — and tornado sirens ^21.9%