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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.

Learn more about how Media Miss™ works with a demo video and additional context on the About Media Miss™ page.

Media Miss by the left
A group of 10 scientists sued a journal for retracting studies on the abortion pill, saying the retractions were politically motivated. Getty Images
10 sources | 0% from the left

Scientists sue academic journal that retracted studies citing dangers from the abortion pill

Left 0%
Center 0%
Right 100%
Media Miss by the right
Former President Donald Trump is facing criticism from the Charlotte Observer for politicizing Hurricane Helene's response in North Carolina. Reuters
6 sources | 0% from the right

Major North Carolina newspaper knocks Trump over Helene response ‘falsehoods’

Left 67%
Center 33%
Right 0%

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A man attempted to set himself on fire during a pro-Palestinian rally near the White House and sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Getty Images
66 sources 16% from the left

Man sets himself on fire in downtown D.C. during pro-Palestinian rally

Left 16%
Center 11%
Right 73%
Vice President Harris defends US support for Israel, citing self-defense needs and a strong alliance between American and Israeli people. Reuters
9 sources 0% from the left

Harris is pressed on support for Netanyahu in ’60 Minutes’ preview

Left 0%
Center 22%
Right 78%
Maye Musk suggested that voters use fake names to vote multiple times, claiming it was not illegal, which she posted on Twitter/X. Getty Images
23 sources 11% from the right

Elon Musk’s mother Maye Musk encourages her followers to commit voter fraud

Left 56%
Center 33%
Right 11%
Idaho State Senator Dan Foreman tells Native American candidate Trish Carter-Goodheart to "go back where you came from" during forum. AP Images
14 sources 0% from the right

North Idaho senator yells ‘go back to where you came from’ at Native American candidate

Left 55%
Center 46%
Right 0%
America First Legal filed a lawsuit against Arizona's Secretary of State over 218,000 voters incorrectly registered in the state. Envato
15 sources 14% from the left

America First Legal sues AZ Sec. of State over 218k voters mis-listed as providing proof of citizenship

Left 14%
Center 0%
Right 86%
Google may be sourcing electricity from nuclear power plants for its data centers, according to CEO Sundar Pichai in an interview with Nikkei. Getty Images
13 sources 13% from the left

Google considers sourcing from nuclear power plants, says CEO Pichai

Left 13%
Center 25%
Right 63%
Cassidy Hutchinson, a former Trump White House aide, expressed her support for Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. Getty Images
9 sources 0% from the right

Cassidy Hutchinson ‘proud’ to vote for Harris, down-ballot Democrats

Left 67%
Center 33%
Right 0%
Hurricane flooding has receded, yet health risks are increasing in affected areas of North Carolina, where many lack power and clean water. Getty Images
9 sources 0% from the right

Helene’s health risks include contaminated water and mold: Doctors

Left 50%
Center 50%
Right 0%
Over 400 national security officials and Gold Star families endorse Trump, condemning Biden-Harris administration's foreign policy failures. Getty Images
15 sources 0% from the left

Hundreds of national security officials, ex-Cabinet members, Gold Star families endorse Trump

Left 0%
Center 0%
Right 100%
The U.S. Navy released videos showing a destroyer launching interceptors against Iranian missiles to defend Israel in the Mediterranean Sea. DVIDS
20 sources 9% from the left

US Navy shows destroyer firing interceptor at Iranian missile

Left 9%
Center 36%
Right 55%
Donald Trump credits a bar chart with saving his life during an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania. The chart, which shows U.S.-Mexico border crossings during his administration and President Joe Biden's term, has become a recurring campaign prop. Trump claims it highlights the success of his immigration policies, but critics argue it misrepresents key facts and omits controversial policies like family separation. AP Images
26 sources 5% from the right

How Trump credits an immigration chart for saving his life — and what the chart is missing

Left 50%
Center 46%
Right 5%
The Republican challenger in Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate race wants military action in Mexico to combat fentanyl trafficking. AP Images
10 sources 11% from the right

Pennsylvania Republican in key swing-state Senate race backs using military to fight fentanyl

Left 56%
Center 33%
Right 11%

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