Today's news, analyzed

How these articles were chosen

• Sources are a fixed, version-controlled list of outlets, not picked per day.
• Equal numbers are taken from left-, center-, and right-rated outlets, using the AllSides media bias ratings — those labels are theirs, not ours.
• Within an outlet we take the most recent articles from its politics or world section feed. No human picks the interesting ones.
• Live blogs, podcasts, video and photo galleries are skipped — they contain too little text to analyze.

Limitations worth knowing

• Biasly detects rhetorical technique, not left/right tilt. A "propaganda" verdict is not a claim that an article is false.
• The model has known false positives on strong-but-legitimate language — particularly military reporting and opinion writing in the author's own voice.
• An article is marked propaganda when at least 30% of its sentences are flagged; below that it is marked neutral.
• We link to each original article and quote only short phrases as evidence.