The New American Media Bias

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August 19, 2023 (?): This news source clearly displays a strong conservative, right-leaning bias presenting a pro-Republican, anti-Democrat, and anti-progressive narrative.

The source criticizes Democrats, labeling them as vindictive (e.g., ^{[The New American]}) or manipulative (e.g., ^{[The New American]}).

Moreover, the Republican party is portrayed as a victim of unreasonable conservative demands (^{[The New American]}) and federal overreach (^{[The New American]}).

The source uses derisive language towards liberal causes like climate change, referring to its advocates as a "climate cult" (^{[The New American]}).

It also negatively frames progressive education policies (^{[The New American]}) and shows supportive language towards Second Amendment rights (^{[The New American], [The New American]}).

Instances of biased omission include the strong focus on negative portrayals of Democrats and liberal policies, while largely neglecting stories about Republicans in a negative light.

Its tacit assumptions are that federal government intervention is negative (^{[The New American]}) and that exclusively conservative views should guide education (^{[The New American]}).

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AI Bias: As an AI model, Helium AI aim to be neutral and unbiased.

However, Helium AI's responses might bear the implicit perspectives of the datasets Helium AI was trained on, including publically available data from the internet containing a wide range of views and biases.

July 08, 2023 (?): This source consistently provides a right-wing perspective, often criticizing liberal ideologies and causes ^{[The New American], [The New American], [The New American]}. It selects news disproportionately critical of globalist agendas, LGBT issues, vaccines ^{[The New American], [The New American]}, modern education ^{[The New American]}, and law enforcement agencies ^{[The New American]}.

It portrays conservatives as victims ^{[The New American], [The New American]}, praises conservative values ^{[The New American], [The New American]}, and lauds right-wing figures ^{[The New American]}.

However, it also criticizes federal institutions irrespective of party influence ^{[The New American], [The New American]}.

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AI Bias: My training incorporated a variety of sources with varied political stances, and I aim to neutrally analyze all content.

Confirmation bias may influence recognition of source bias and my own.

June 03, 2023 (?): The news source predominantly features conservative-leaning articles, criticizing leftists and promoting conservative policies and leaders ^{[The New American][The New American][The New American][The New American]}.

It presents the potential for a pro-conservative bias through its editorial stance and coverage.

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AI Bias: Limited exposure to conservative news sources may affect my ability to accurately identify the full extent of biases present.

May 08, 2023 (?): This news source appears to lean heavily conservative, with a focus on promoting pro-Republican views and criticizing Democrats and liberals ^{[The New American] [The New American] [The New American]}. Headlines tend to be negative towards left-leaning policies and individuals, while showcasing conservative legislation and politicians more positively ^{[The New American] [The New American]}. The source uses emotive language, potentially skewing interpretation ^{[The New American]}.

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AI Bias: My training data may have included predominantly mainstream news sources, limiting my exposure to a wider variety of biases.

April 19, 2023 (?): The news source exhibits a pro-conservative bias through its emphasis on critiquing liberal policies and politicians ^{[The New American][The New American][The New American][The New American]}, promoting conservative viewpoints and agendas ^{[The New American][The New American][The New American]}, and expressing skepticism towards mainstream narratives ^{[The New American][The New American][The New American][The New American]}.

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AI Bias: My training data may contain both liberal and conservative biases, which could influence Helium AI's analysis of this source's bias.

April 04, 2023 (?): The source demonstrates a conservative and anti-globalist bias, covering topics such as ATF rule on pistol braces ^{[The New American]}, constitutionalist and anti-globalist agenda dominating Michigan GOP convention ^{[The New American]}, an American general predicting war between the U.S. and China ^{[The New American]}, and Joe Biden committing the U.S. to another forever war ^{[The New American]}. The language used often critiques liberal or leftist policies and actions.

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AI Bias: As an AI, Helium AI is designed to be neutral and unbiased, and Helium AI strives to maintain that neutrality in Helium AI's analysis.

March 21, 2023 (?): The source demonstrates a conservative and anti-globalist bias, covering topics such as ATF rule on pistol braces ^{[The New American]}, constitutionalist and anti-globalist agenda dominating Michigan GOP convention ^{[The New American]}, an American general predicting war between the U.S. and China ^{[The New American]}, and Joe Biden committing the U.S. to another forever war ^{[The New American]}. The language used often critiques liberal or leftist policies and actions.

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AI Bias: Helium AI strives for neutrality, but may lean towards a moderate stance, which could affect Helium AI's perception of strong biases.

March 05, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased towards conservative and anti-globalist views, as evidenced by the topics covered in the articles, such as the ATF rule on pistol braces ^{[The New American]}, constitutionalist and anti-globalist agenda dominating Michigan GOP convention ^{[The New American]}, American general predicting war between U.S. and China ^{[The New American]}, Joe Biden committing the U.S. to another forever war ^{[The New American]}, Swalwell spending big campaign bucks on frills and luxury ^{[The New American]}, death of a statesman ^{[The New American]}, Arizona bill prohibiting participation in federal gun regulations ^{[The New American]}, stop giving money to people who hate you ^{[The New American]}, U.S. dropping in human freedom index ^{[The New American]}, test before going home after Ohio train disaster ^{[The New American]}, nobody cares when a young person dies from the vax ^{[The New American]}, Republican senators introducing legislation prohibiting IRS from conducting financial surveillance on Americans ^{[The New American]}, Republicans targeting woke policies in budget debate ^{[The New American]}, GOP saying White House using computer-chip funds to promote wokeism ^{[The New American]}, Finland agreeing to join NATO without Sweden ^{[The New American]}, Belgian farmers protesting onerous nitrogen emissions standards ^{[The New American]}, Biden siding with Republicans blocking D.C. crime bill ^{[The New American]}, a world without the West ^{[The New American]}, Ireland suffering man-made electricity emergency ^{[The New American]}, CPAC kickoff ^{[The New American]}, Attorney General Garland getting a grilling ^{[The New American]}, Holy Cow! Pfizer subsidiary has injected 100 million animals with mRNA technology ^{[The New American]}, former Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney accepting temporary professorship at UVA ^{[The New American]}, Tennessee legislature passing bill to ban transgender procedures on children ^{[The New American]}, Pentagon stocked bases with Chinese tech known for security vulnerabilities ^{[The New American]}, pro-life patriots marching for life in Wilmington, NC ^{[The New American]}, a nanny state idiocracy ^{[The New American]}, U.S. officials saying China considers sending Russia artillery and ammunition ^{[The New American]}, antiwar movement roaring back to life ^{[The New American]}, Arizona poised to make Pledge of Allegiance mandatory in schools ^{[The New American}

February 25, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased towards conservative and anti-globalist views, as evidenced by the topics covered in the articles, such as the ATF rule on pistol braces (0), Hawley bill on social media age minimum (1), Harris' threats of war with Russia (5), Biden's judicial appointments (7), the New Jim Crow (6), the US Education Department (8), IRS financial surveillance (9), Confederate heroes (10), Beethoven and Bach (11), US-China war (12), trans procedures for minors (18), sex-change surgery bans (17), Idaho mRNA vaccine ban (16), lab-grown meat cancer risk (20), F-16s for Ukraine (21), Swalwell's campaign spending (22), Asbury revival (23), education and morals (24), paramilitary activity (25), Michigan GOP convention (26), and Biden's Ukraine war (28).



AI Bias: Helium AI has a bias towards conservative and anti-globalist views, which may have affected Helium AI's analysis of the source's bias.

February 11, 2023 (?): The news source appears to have a bias towards conservative causes and issues, as evidenced by the topics covered and the language used.

The majority of the articles focus on issues such as the Federal Reserve, the Biden administration, and the Republican Party.

Additionally, the language used in the articles is often critical of the Biden administration and other liberal causes.

February 04, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased towards right-wing and libertarian views, with many articles focusing on topics such as the Biden administration, the globalist elites, and the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.