Breitbart
News outlet
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Who it favours
Our reading of 1 article by Breitbart on stories with competing sides. A story counts only when two signals point the same way; balanced coverage counts too. How we decide.
- United Statesfavoured in 1 of 1 story (too few stories yet)
See the evidence
- US and Israel draw up plans for renewed strikes on Iran after the midterms, NYT reports (22 Oct 2026)
"Report: U.S., Israel Draft Plans for Renewed Iran Strikes After Midterms"- Uses one side's terms: "The standoff comes as Netanyahu openly calls for the overthrow of Iran's ruling regime." 'Ruling regime' used repeatedly in the outlet's own narration for Iran's government
- Leaves out the other side: "The United States insists that any agreement eliminate Iran's path to a nuclear weapon." US position given; Iran's statement that its nuclear programme is peaceful (story's toi-plans/nyt-irish sources) is absent
- US and Israel draw up plans for renewed strikes on Iran after the midterms, NYT reports (22 Oct 2026)
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