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Supreme Court Of The United States has 60% among topics. BS Score: 4.1%. Articles analyzed: 3. Words analyzed: 884.
The Washington Post - By Justin Jouvenal, Patrick Marley - 6/29/2026, 2:17 PM
Framing Effect 76.5% - Recency Bias 76.5% - Biased Writer Voice 76.5%
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld a Mississippi law that allows officials to tally mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day that arrive later, a decision that keeps voting procedures in place in several states as the midterm elections loom. more
The Washington Post - By Julian Mark - 5/30/2026, 10:00 AM
Negativity Bias 64.6% - Appeal to Emotion 31.7% - Quote-first Misdirection 31.7%
One judge appears to have dropped his long-standing support for birthright citizenship. Another wrote that the federal judiciary should not demand President Donald Trump’s “homework.” A third opened a recent dissent with a crude term for male genitalia. COMPOSITE IMAGE: From left: Lawrence VanDyke, James C. Ho and Andrew Oldham. (From... more
The Washington Post - By Patrick Marley - 5/26/2026, 2:17 PM
Negativity Bias 42% - Halo Effect 26.1% - Framing Effect 12.5%
Republicans faced twin setbacks Tuesday in their plans to redraw congressional maps ahead of the midterm elections, with members of their own party blocking new districts in South Carolina and a federal court halting them in Alabama. The failure to approve a new map in South Carolina preserved the district of Rep. James E. Clyburn, a... more