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Discover reporting you're not seeing from biased, mainstream media outlets.

Using our real-time Media Miss™ tool powered by Ground News, we spotlight stories right- and left-leaning outlets aren't covering to bring you a complete picture of the news. This is how news should be -- fair, factual and unbiased.

Periodically updating throughout every day, you can find new Media Misses right here, further empowering you to form your own opinions about stories and issues in the national spotlight.

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Media Miss by the left
Senate Democrats blocked the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act by a 52-47 vote along party lines. Getty Images
12 sources | 11% from the left

Senate Democrats block GOP’s ‘born-alive’ abortion bill

Left 11%
Center 22%
Right 67%
Media Miss by the right
Calls and text messages to The Trevor Project's crisis intervention hotline rose by a third during President Donald Trump’s inauguration. AP Images
25 sources | 0% from the right

Calls to LGBTQ youth crisis hotline rose 33 percent on Inauguration Day: Trevor Project

Left 79%
Center 21%
Right 0%

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ordered more floating barriers on the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass after Trump's inauguration. Getty Images
17 sources 13% from the left

Texas places more buoys along Rio Grande after Trump’s inauguration

Left 13%
Center 25%
Right 63%
U.S. Immigration officials have begun deportations of some people living illegally in the country, according to border czar Tom Homan. Getty Images
70 sources 8% from the left

Trump border czar Tom Homan reveals ICE teams are already arresting ‘public safety threats’

Left 8%
Center 3%
Right 89%
Many U.S. adults support increasing security at the southern border according to the AP-NORC poll. AP Images
46 sources 5% from the right

US adults want border security action but mostly oppose arrests in schools, churches: AP-NORC poll

Left 47%
Center 47%
Right 5%
Migrant families are worried about sending their children to school due to new immigration policies announced by President Donald Trump earlier this week, which allow arrests at schools, churches and hospitals. Getty Images
59 sources 11% from the right

Immigrants fear sending kids to school amid Trump policy changes

Left 47%
Center 43%
Right 11%
Rep. Elise Stefanik clashed with Sen. Chris Murphy over claims that Elon Musk made a gesture linked to Adolf Hitler. Reuters
18 sources 19% from the left

Stefanik, Murphy clash over Musk gesture at confirmation hearing

Left 19%
Center 19%
Right 63%
Supporters of Donald Trump who attacked the U.S. Capitol will start leaving prison, pardoned by the new president on Inauguration Day. Getty Images
20 sources 18% from the left

First two Jan. 6 prisoners released after Trump’s day 1 pardon

Left 18%
Center 18%
Right 64%
Hillary Clinton laughed during President Donald Trump's inaugural address when he announced plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico. Getty Images
54 sources 19% from the right

Hillary Clinton laughs as Trump announces ‘Gulf of America’ order

Left 57%
Center 24%
Right 19%
Alabama and Mississippi will honor both Confederate General Robert E. Lee and civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. on the same day. Getty Images
20 sources 13% from the right

Alabama and Mississippi will also honor Robert E. Lee on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Left 56%
Center 31%
Right 13%
President Trump has officially welcomed the Diet Coke button back to the Oval Office desk after becoming 47th president on Monday, Jan. 20. Getty Images
37 sources 7% from the left

The Diet Coke button returns to the Oval Office after Trump inauguration

Left 7%
Center 14%
Right 79%
The declaration would grant the president additional executive powers, including the ability to suspend certain environmental regulations. Getty Images
142 sources 19% from the left

Trump says he was ‘saved by God to make America great again’

Left 19%
Center 22%
Right 59%
Nearly 200 Afghan nationals have been flown to the United States after their special immigration visas were processed in the Philippines. Getty Images
23 sources 25% from the right

Scores of Afghans have left for the US after their visas were processed in the Philippines

Left 67%
Center 8%
Right 25%
Migrants are leaving the U.S. voluntarily due to President-elect Donald Trump's pledge for mass deportations. AP Images
34 sources 7% from the right

Mexico expands regional migrant aid to Latin America as Trump inauguration nears

Left 57%
Center 36%
Right 7%

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