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One Story. Different Perspectives

Fifty-one outlets.
Fifty-one headlines.
One event.

Unbiased puts every outlet’s version of the same story on one page, each one labeled with its AllSides media bias rating. Read the left’s account beside the right’s, with a plain-language summary of exactly where the two disagree.

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Twelve of the fifty-one, ordered left to right by rating. That row is the product — the rest of the site is what happens when you click one.

51 outlets reading right now · 12115 stories with two or more of them on it · 6064 written up in plain language

It’s open

Today’s coverage is up and running. Reading needs no account and never will — an account is only for the parts that have to remember you.

Read today’s coverageMake an account

An account saves stories, follows or hides topics, and keeps your reading balance — the one number on this site that is only ever yours.

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A mailing list, not a waiting list — there is nothing to be let into. The occasional note about a new feature or a change to how the ratings work, and a way off it at the bottom of every message we ever send.

We confirm the address before we save it, and we never sell or share a list nobody asked to be sold.

Unbiased is free to use, and staying that way. Reading fifty-one outlets and counting around the clock is the part that costs money.

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Every source, labeled

Six ratings from AllSides — Left, Lean Left, Center, Lean Right, Right and Mixed — shown as a color you learn once and read everywhere. Center is one rating among six, not the goal.

The same story, side by side

Coverage of one event, grouped across outlets, with the diverging phrases pulled out and quoted. Open three versions side by side and read them together.

Blind spots, named

When almost nobody on one side of the spectrum has run a story, the page says so. Sometimes the silence is the story.

AllSides Media Bias Ratings™