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"We have one beautiful law," Trump recently said in his characteristically bizarre syntax and diction, repeating the word "beautiful." | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 6
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by inserting a subjective critique of the subject's speaking style ("characteristically bizarre syntax and diction") into a report on a direct quote, steering the reader to view the subject negatively before evaluating the quote itself. The em... | "We have one beautiful law," Trump recently said, repeating the word "beautiful." | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses a mild degree of framing by highlighting the specific word "beautiful," which invites the reader to interpret the subject's rhetoric as either charming or self-aggrandizing depending on their prior perception of the speaker. It is slightly emotional in tha... | A |
...immigrants as criminals and eugenics, all of which were once considered fringe and extreme. White nationalists embrace white supremacist and white separatist views. | Framing: 6
Emotional: 5
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The sentence uses framing by categorizing complex societal issues alongside established extremist ideologies, which directs the reader to perceive the former through the lens of the latter. The emotional score reflects the use of charged terminology ("white supremacist," "w... | Historically, some groups have advocated for views such as restricted immigration and eugenics, while white nationalist organizations have promoted ideologies centered on white supremacy and separatism. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence presents a historical observation of specific ideological groups and their stated platforms. The framing is low because it utilizes neutral, descriptive language to categorize historical advocacy without employing loaded adjectives or leading conclusions. It sc... | A |
...we sounded the alarm in the early months of Trump’s presidency, when prime-time Fox News host Tucker Carlson began to experiment with segments that used euphemisms like “Western civilization” to package the idea that white people are inherently more civilized while people of color are a threat to national stability. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs heavy framing by characterizing a specific term ("Western civilization") as a calculated "euphemism" for white supremacy, which guides the reader to a predetermined conclusion rather than presenting the information neutrally. The emotional bias is prese... | During the early months of the Trump administration, some critics expressed concern regarding Tucker Carlson’s recurring segments on Fox News, arguing that his frequent references to "Western civilization" promoted a racialized view of national identity that marginalized people of color. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral attribution ("some critics expressed concern," "arguing that") to describe a controversy, which helps ground the statement in the reporting of an external perspective rather than the author’s own voice. The framing is relatively balanced because it... | B |
[Black Lives Matter] is essentially a non-falsifiable religious cult that sets itself specifically against Christianity, just like the French Revolution did. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 10
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by categorizing a sociopolitical movement as a "religious cult," a loaded term used to discredit the movement's objectives rather than engaging with its arguments. The emotional bias is high because it employs inflammatory metaphors—comparing... | Some critics argue that Black Lives Matter functions with ideological commitments similar to secular belief systems, occasionally leading to tensions with traditional Christian organizations. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses relatively neutral, academic language ("Some critics argue," "functions with," "tensions with") to describe a complex sociological observation. It is framed as an external report on critical discourse rather than an endorsement of a specific viewpoint. The... | B |
[Democrats employ] their full arsenal to delegitimize the Trump presidency for the apparent crime of winning the 2016 election. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs strong framing by characterizing political opposition as an "arsenal" intended to "delegitimize" a presidency, suggesting a coordinated, malicious campaign rather than standard political discourse. It is emotionally charged through the use of loaded ter... | Following the 2016 election, Democrats pursued various legal and political challenges regarding the legitimacy of the Trump presidency. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to summarize a series of well-documented political and legal events. It lacks loaded adjectives or inflammatory rhetoric, and it presents the information as a statement of historical occurrence without explicitly endorsing or ... | B |
[Newsoms's] obsession with masks has created an almost hostile environment in our neighborhoods and streets. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded language like "obsession" to frame a public health policy as a personal mania rather than an administrative action, which influences the reader to view the policy negatively. The emotional score reflects the use of the word "hostile" to evoke feelin... | Governor Newsom’s continued mask mandates have led to differing community perspectives on public health requirements in neighborhoods and on the streets. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral tone and avoids loaded or inflammatory language. It acknowledges that public health requirements have led to "differing community perspectives," which is a factual observation of the political and social climate rather than an attempt to ste... | A |
[Newsoms's] onslaught of propaganda ignores conflicting science on mask-wearing (some studies suggest it may even increase infection) and vilifying those who ever leave their house with a wish to breath unimpeded oxygen as they walk down the sidewalk alone. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs heavily loaded language, such as "onslaught of propaganda," to frame the subject's actions as malicious rather than policy-based. The emotional bias is high due to the use of hyperbolic phrasing like "wish to breathe unimpeded oxygen," which creates a s... | Some critics argue that Governor Newsom’s mask mandate policies overlook certain studies questioning their efficacy and unfairly stigmatize individuals who choose not to wear masks while outdoors in solitary settings. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses relatively neutral attribution ("Some critics argue") to present a perspective, though it centers the argument on the limitations of the policy rather than the stated goal, which introduces a slight framing bias. The emotional score is low because the lang... | A |
[The police] now prefer to think of themselves more like glorified social workers, there to heal the wounds of a broken society by showing off their skateboarding skills at Extinction Rebellion protests and putting on makeup and rainbow lanyards to prance embarrassingly at Gay Pride festivals. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly loaded, derogatory language ("glorified social workers," "prance embarrassingly") to frame law enforcement activities as inherently ridiculous or unprofessional, deliberately ignoring the objective purpose of community outreach. It relies on emotion... | Some police departments have shifted their focus toward community-oriented policing, engaging in outreach programs like public demonstrations and participating in local events such as climate protests and Pride festivals to build trust with diverse groups. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses a neutral and descriptive tone to explain a policy shift. It frames the topic as an organizational change ("shifted their focus") rather than making a value judgment. It is low in emotional bias because it avoids loaded language, inflammatory adjectives, o... | A |
‘A new low’: Washington Post media critic blows up Tucker Carlson’s absurd lies about white nationalism | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly subjective, loaded language ("A new low," "blows up," "absurd lies") rather than neutral reporting, which frames the subject as inherently discredited before the reader even evaluates the content. The emotional intensity is high due to the pejorativ... | Washington Post media critic examines Tucker Carlson’s recent statements regarding white nationalism. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, descriptive statement of fact identifying the subject (Washington Post media critic) and the topic (Tucker Carlson’s statements). It uses objective, professional language without loaded adjectives, inflammatory verbs, or subjective qualifiers. The... | A |
‘Gangster capitalist’ Trump is running a ‘mafia state’ — and things are about to get worse: Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly loaded, pejorative metaphors ("gangster capitalist," "mafia state") to frame a political figure through a criminal lens rather than focusing on specific policy actions. The use of inflammatory, high-arousal language is designed to provoke fear and h... | A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist has raised concerns regarding the potential implications of Donald Trump’s administrative and economic policies. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses a neutral, descriptive tone to report on the existence of a critique. It attributes the concerns to a specific professional credential (a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist) rather than asserting an opinion as fact. The score of 2 in framing reflects that i... | B |
“She will be inheriting a government in crisis,” the post states, touting a plethora of false narratives routinely peddled by Trump’s critics. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by labeling opposing viewpoints as "false narratives," which dictates how the reader should perceive the information before presenting it. The emotional bias is evidenced by the use of loaded language like "touting" and "peddled," which carrie... | The post describes the incoming administration's challenges while noting that some of its claims are disputed by those who follow the former president’s record. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses mild framing by juxtaposing the administration’s "challenges" with "disputed" claims, which subtly directs the reader to view the claims with skepticism rather than as objective fact. It avoids emotional language and inflammatory adjectives, keeping the to... | A |
“You know, there’s over 100 million people with preexisting conditions,” he said, claiming, “They weren’t able to get insurance before; now they cannot be denied insurance.” | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses framing by highlighting a specific statistic (100 million people) and a clear "before and after" narrative to advocate for a specific policy outcome, which inherently prioritizes one perspective on healthcare. It scores low on emotional bias because it rel... | Current healthcare regulations ensure that individuals with preexisting conditions remain eligible for insurance coverage. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual summary of existing policy. The score of 2 in framing accounts for the choice to focus specifically on the benefit of preexisting condition coverage, which highlights a positive outcome of the regulations rather than the broader legislativ... | B |
A Biden victory would be a victory for radical anti-Americanism. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 10
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high framing bias by using the loaded, non-objective term "radical anti-Americanism" to categorize a political outcome, forcing the reader to interpret the event through a pre-determined, hostile lens. It is highly emotional as it employs alarmist lan... | A Biden victory would result in the implementation of policies that his political opponents argue are inconsistent with traditional American values. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by attributing the critique to "political opponents" rather than providing specific policy details, which shapes the reader's perception through an adversarial lens. It contains minimal emotional bias as the language is relatively clinical and... | B |
A Biden victory would be a victory for violence in the streets reinforced by an anti-police and pro-criminal bias. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs highly loaded, inflammatory language ("victory for violence," "pro-criminal bias") to frame a political outcome as a direct threat to public safety, bypassing nuanced policy discussion. It utilizes emotionally charged terms designed to trigger fear and ... | Some voters expressed concern that a Biden administration would reduce police funding and prioritize criminal justice reform over law enforcement support. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by highlighting specific policy concerns ("reduce police funding," "prioritize criminal justice reform over law enforcement") to characterize a political platform, which emphasizes certain policy interpretations over others. The emotional bias... | B |
A Biden victory would ensure government-imposed thought-police courses that are anti-history, anti-free thought, anti-White, and anti-male. | Framing: 10
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 10
Reasons: The sentence exhibits extreme bias by using loaded, alarmist language ("thought-police," "anti-history," "anti-White," "anti-male") to frame a political outcome as an existential threat rather than a policy choice. It relies heavily on emotional provocation, utilizing inf... | Some voters express concern that a Biden administration might implement educational policies or training programs they believe could negatively impact historical curriculum, freedom of expression, and the interests of specific demographic groups. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by attributing subjective concerns to "some voters" as a way to introduce critiques of policy without stating them as objective facts, though it maintains a relatively neutral, detached tone. It exhibits low emotional bias because it relies on... | A |
A Biden victory would mean massive tax increases which would propel America into a depression. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses "Framing bias" by presenting a specific economic outcome as an absolute certainty ("would mean," "would propel") rather than a debatable projection, effectively ignoring objective economic complexity to steer opinion. It employs "Emotional bias" by using a... | Some economists project that the tax policy changes proposed by the Biden campaign could potentially lead to slower economic growth. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, attributional language ("Some economists project," "could potentially lead to") to describe a forecast rather than presenting a conclusion as absolute fact. It avoids loaded adjectives or inflammatory descriptors, maintains a professional tone, an... | A |
A bold statement Wednesday from former Secretary of Defense Gen. James Mattis eviscerating Donald Trump has landed like a bomb in the Senate Republican caucus, sending members fleeing in all different directions. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 6
Reasons: The sentence employs highly charged, metaphorical language—specifically "eviscerating" and "landed like a bomb"—to frame the political fallout as chaotic and explosive rather than simply reporting on a disagreement. The imagery of Senators "fleeing in all different directio... | On Wednesday, former Secretary of Defense James Mattis issued a public statement critical of Donald Trump, prompting varied responses from members of the Senate Republican caucus. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual report of a political event. It identifies the subject (James Mattis), the action (issuing a statement), the target of the criticism (Donald Trump), and the context (the reaction of the Senate Republican caucus) without using loaded langua... | A |
A city council member in Minneapolis was quoted as claiming that there had been no looting or burning on the first night of the protest, and that police were to blame for subsequent events because they were “incredibly brutal” in response. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 3
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses a framing bias by attributing the claim of "no looting or burning" to a specific city council member, which highlights a perspective that may conflict with visual evidence or alternative reports, thereby centering the narrative on the official's viewpoint.... | A Minneapolis city council member stated that the initial night of the protest remained peaceful and suggested that the subsequent escalation resulted from the police department's tactical response. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence exhibits a low level of framing bias by focusing on a specific perspective (the council member’s) regarding the cause of escalation, though it attributes these claims to a specific source rather than stating them as objective fact. The emotional bias is low as ... | B |
A code that will blacklist from Oscar consideration any movie that does not meet whatever Orwellian diversity requirements are coming. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence uses the term "Orwellian" to frame diversity requirements as inherently authoritarian and oppressive, rather than describing them neutrally as industry standards or policy changes. It employs highly charged, inflammatory language like "blacklist" to evoke fear ... | The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has implemented new representation and inclusion standards that films must meet to be eligible for the Best Picture Oscar. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual statement that reports on an official policy change by an organization. It uses objective language ("implemented," "representation and inclusion standards," "eligible") to describe a requirement without employing loaded adjectives, provoca... | B |
A cop shoots a Black man, and a police union flexes its muscle | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by selecting loaded terminology ("flexes its muscle") to imply aggression and institutional power, shaping the reader's perception of the union's intent rather than simply reporting their actions. The emotional bias is present through the u... | A police union issued a statement following an officer-involved shooting of a Black man. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in neutral, journalistic language. It uses "officer-involved shooting," which is standard reporting terminology, and identifies the parties involved without using loaded adjectives or inflammatory descriptors. It avoids taking a stance, appealing to ... | A |
A copy of the flyer also shows the union bosses’ significant support for mass illegal and legal immigration to the United States — an effort to drive up union membership. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by using the loaded term "union bosses," which characterizes leadership as inherently corrupt or overbearing rather than neutral. It further frames a policy stance (immigration support) through the lens of a cynical motive ("an effort to dr... | The flyer indicates that union leadership supports policies to increase both legal and illegal immigration, citing the potential for subsequent growth in union membership. | Framing: 7
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 6
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by specifically highlighting "illegal immigration" alongside "legal immigration," which directs the reader to focus on a controversial aspect of the policy rather than the broader economic or labor-related goals. It suggests a cynical motivati... | A |
A cursory Twitter search reveals that accounts supporting the Antifa terrorist movement can easily be found on the platform. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by labeling a broad and contested movement as a "terrorist movement" to immediately color the reader's perception before providing any data. It employs emotional bias by using charged, stigmatizing language ("terrorist") intended to evoke fear... | Some users on Twitter have expressed support for Antifa, an organization that has been subject to various characterizations regarding its methods and political goals. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral tone by acknowledging that the group is subject to "various characterizations," which avoids taking a definitive stance on the organization's legitimacy or actions. It scores slightly on framing and divisive bias because it chooses to highli... | B |
A Democratic National Convention like no other began on Monday, with politicians trading raucous cheers in a crowded arena for speeches delivered from quiet locations across the country because of the coronavirus pandemic. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is primarily descriptive and factual, providing context for the unique circumstances of the event. It uses neutral, objective language ("trading raucous cheers... for speeches delivered from quiet locations") to explain why the format changed, citing the corona... | The Democratic National Convention began on Monday with speeches delivered from various locations across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic, marking a departure from the traditional crowded arena format. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual report of the event. It objectively describes the logistical changes to the Democratic National Convention, citing the pandemic as the reason for the departure from the traditional format without using loaded language, inflammatory descrip... | A |
A diverse group of protesters cheered to hip hop music and tried to argue about police brutality with police officers in riot gear, who occasionally lunged into crowds to pluck people out for arrest after bottles and other projectiles were thrown. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 3
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses framing to contrast the peaceful atmosphere (cheering to hip hop) with the violent actions (projectiles, lunging, arrests), which creates a narrative tension that could influence how a reader perceives the "fault" of the conflict. It is moderately emotiona... | Protesters and police engaged in a confrontation involving the throwing of objects and subsequent arrests by officers. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to report on an event. It avoids loaded adjectives, does not assign moral blame to either party, and presents the sequence of events (confrontation, throwing of objects, arrests) in a factual, chronological manner without atte... | B |
A donation-based Denver yoga chain which held special classes for minorities and LGBT people was forced to shut down after community activists derided the company as an institution of white supremacy. | Framing: 7
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by juxtaposing the charitable nature of the business ("donation-based," "special classes for minorities and LGBT people") against the activists' labels, framing the activists as unreasonable aggressors by using the phrase "forced to shut down"... | A Denver-based yoga chain that offered donation-based classes for minority and LGBT communities closed after some community members criticized the business’s approach to diversity and inclusion. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses a neutral, objective tone to report on a factual sequence of events—the closure of a business following community criticism. It is low in framing bias because it avoids loaded adjectives or prescriptive language. The emotional bias is minimal, as it descri... | A |
A federal judge in Tucson, Arizona delivered a blow Monday to the Trump administration’s strategy of criminalizing humanitarian aid work along the southern border with her decision to overturn the convictions of four volunteers on religious freedom grounds. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high levels of bias by using loaded terminology such as "criminalizing humanitarian aid work," which characterizes a legal enforcement action as an attack on morality rather than an application of law. The term "delivered a blow" is a framing choice th... | A federal judge in Tucson, Arizona, overturned the convictions of four volunteers on Monday, ruling that their actions were protected under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, objective tone that reports on a specific judicial action. It identifies the location, the subjects, and the legal basis for the ruling without using loaded adjectives, emotive language, or inflammatory framing. It presents the informat... | B |
A good conclusion to draw might be that the charity of the top 0.1 percent and of corporations both are vastly overstated and not even fractionally as useful as simply taxing them at the same effective rate as the rest of us pay, so maybe we should get on with that already. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The sentence employs framing by presenting the complex economic topic of taxation as a binary choice between "overstated" charity and a specific policy solution, effectively steering the reader toward a predetermined conclusion. The emotional bias is reflected in the dismis... | Some economists argue that tax revenue generated from increasing rates on the top 0.1 percent and corporations would exceed the public impact of current charitable contributions from those same entities. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence exhibits a minor degree of framing bias by focusing on a specific economic trade-off (tax revenue vs. charitable contributions) which implicitly prioritizes state-led redistribution over private philanthropy; however, it attributes this viewpoint to "some econo... | A |
A Joe Biden presidency could reset ties with top U.S. trade partner Mexico that have suffered since Donald Trump made his first White House bid, tarring Mexican migrants as rapists and gun-runners and vowing to keep them out with a border wall. | Framing: 7
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The framing bias score is elevated because the sentence characterizes a potential political outcome (a "reset") as inherently positive compared to the previous administration, which is presented as the sole cause of damaged relations. The emotional bias score reflects the u... | A Joe Biden administration may pursue shifts in trade and immigration policy regarding Mexico, potentially altering the diplomatic approach established during the Donald Trump presidency, which included controversial rhetoric concerning migrants and the proposal of a border wall. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence maintains a relatively neutral tone by describing potential policy shifts as a factual possibility rather than a partisan outcome. It acknowledges the change in administration as a functional transition. The score for framing is slightly elevated because it cha... | B |
A lawsuit percolating through the courts attempts to weigh the religious liberty of Orthodox Jews with a dire and compelling public health interest. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses relatively neutral, descriptive language to characterize a complex legal conflict. It employs "percolating through the courts" as a standard metaphorical description of legal proceedings. The framing is balanced, as it acknowledges both the "religious libe... | A court case is currently evaluating the legal balance between the religious practices of Orthodox Jews and public health regulations. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is neutrally worded and descriptive. It identifies the two parties involved and the context of the conflict (a legal evaluation of religious practice versus public health) without using loaded language, inflammatory rhetoric, or tribalistic framing. It presents... | A |
A leader of a movement that urges women to brag about having an abortion promoted the procedure to children in a video from Cut’s HiHo on the YouTube channel. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly charged, subjective characterizations ("urges women to brag") to frame the subject’s actions in a provocative light rather than describing the activity neutrally. The phrase "promoted the procedure to children" is designed to elicit strong negative ... | A representative from an abortion advocacy organization discussed the topic of abortion in a video featured on the HiHo YouTube channel. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, descriptive tone that conveys factual information about the source, the subject matter, and the platform without using loaded language, inflammatory adjectives, or tribalistic rhetoric. It objectively identifies the speaker's affiliatio... | A |
A London based Islamic group, which purports to be a “human rights organisation”, has had an advertisement claiming the Chinese coronavirus is an act of revenge from Allah pulled from Facebook. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The framing bias is high because the use of the phrase "purports to be" immediately casts doubt on the group's legitimacy and suggests the reader should view their self-identification with skepticism. The emotional bias is elevated by the inclusion of the specific content o... | Facebook removed an advertisement from a London-based organization that attributed the COVID-19 pandemic to divine retribution. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is highly objective and descriptive. It provides a factual report of an action taken by a platform (Facebook) regarding a specific piece of content from a specific entity. It uses neutral, journalistic language ("removed an advertisement," "attributed the COVID... | A |
A majority of Americans do not agree with Democrats’ gun violence demagoguery. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by characterizing a complex policy debate as "demagoguery," which frames the opposing viewpoint as inherently dishonest or manipulative rather than presenting the issue neutrally. The emotional bias is high due to the use of the loaded, pej... | Public opinion polls indicate that a majority of Americans hold views on gun policy that differ from the current Democratic platform. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses framing to highlight a discrepancy between public sentiment and a specific political platform, which emphasizes a particular narrative lens, though it relies on data-based claims. It contains no emotionally charged language or loaded adjectives, resulting ... | A |
A new report reveals that the 2017 GOP tax law was rife with monumental self-dealing by rich GOP lawmakers who have since benefited bigly. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence uses highly charged, subjective terminology ("monumental self-dealing," "benefited bigly") to frame the 2017 tax law as a corrupt endeavor rather than presenting the policy details neutrally. The emotional bias is high due to the use of inflammatory and mocking... | A recent report examines the financial gains experienced by certain Republican lawmakers following the passage of the 2017 tax legislation. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses a neutral, objective tone to describe the subject matter of a report. The framing score of 3 reflects a mild bias by choosing to highlight a specific political affiliation in relation to financial gain, which may imply a correlation without explicitly stat... | A |
A plan known as the Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act is a boon to Silicon Valley billionaires, big business elites, and outsourcing firms, as they would be able to readily import more lower-paid Indian and Chinese foreign workers to take American jobs that would have otherwise gone to American citizens. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by characterizing the "Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act" exclusively through the lens of corporate exploitation rather than its stated legislative intent, intentionally ignoring the objective facts regarding the act’s purpose. It ut... | The Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act proposes to remove per-country caps on employment-based green cards, a change that proponents argue will reduce backlogs for skilled professionals, while critics express concern that the policy may increase competition for domestic jobs and impact wage growth in the technolo... | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral tone by objectively outlining the core objective of the legislation and presenting the primary arguments from both proponents and critics without using loaded language or manipulative phrasing. It avoids emotional appeals, steering clear of ... | A |
A president completely out of control, abusing government power to achieve his political ends, and desperate to prevent any check on his colossal Niagara Falls of bullshit, is about to make Twitter an object lesson, the first trophy in Trump's expanding war against free speech. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly subjective, loaded language ("completely out of control," "abusing government power," "colossal Niagara Falls of bullshit") to frame the subject's actions through a predetermined narrative rather than objective reporting. The emotional intensity is ... | The president is taking executive actions regarding Twitter that critics argue may impact government oversight and the regulation of political speech. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral tone by using attribution ("critics argue") to present a perspective rather than stating it as an objective fact. It avoids loaded language or inflammatory adjectives, keeping the focus on the subject matter—government oversight and regulati... | A |
A previous boom that saw gun sales double over a decade through 2016 corresponded largely with Democratic President Barack Obama’s time in office, when fears that gun control laws would be enacted drove gun aficionados to stock up. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence exhibits a moderate level of framing bias by explicitly linking the surge in gun sales to the tenure of a specific Democratic president, which implies a causal political motivation for consumer behavior. This framing directs the reader toward a specific politic... | Gun sales doubled between 2006 and 2016, a period during which market analysts observed that consumer purchasing patterns frequently responded to concerns regarding potential changes to federal firearms legislation. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral, descriptive tone by attributing consumer behavior to market analysis rather than personal opinion. It presents raw data (the doubling of sales) alongside a contextual explanation (concerns over legislation) without using loaded language or ... | A |
A protester could be seen throwing an object at Frey as he slinked away. Biden, so far, has enjoyed the luxury of remaining in his basement, hidden away from volatile activists who want answers. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly charged, subjective verbs like "slinked" to characterize the subject’s movement, which frames the individual negatively rather than reporting the event neutrally. The reference to the President "remaining in his basement" is a well-known, politicall... | A protester threw an object at Frey as he exited the area, while Biden has largely avoided public appearances amid ongoing demonstrations. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The framing bias score is moderate because the sentence juxtaposes a specific, vivid action involving a protester against a broader, generalized characterization of Biden’s schedule, which subtly invites the reader to contrast a hostile environment with presidential avoidan... | B |
A pro-Trump political ad quotes Joe Biden directly and the lying liars at the lying PolitiFact still rate it “mostly false.” | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by immediately discrediting a fact-checking organization ("the lying liars at the lying PolitiFact") to influence the reader to distrust any objective rebuttal before it is even presented. The emotional bias is high due to the use of repetitiv... | Although a pro-Trump political ad includes direct quotes from Joe Biden, PolitiFact has rated the advertisement’s claims as mostly false. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses a "concession-refutation" framing structure by contrasting the advertisement's methodology (direct quotes) with a third-party fact check, which slightly emphasizes the deceptive nature of the ad over its content. It remains low on emotional bias as it avoi... | A |
A push by Virginia Democrats to loosen restrictions on late-term abortions is erupting into a fierce partisan clash as video of a legislative hearing goes viral. | Framing: 6
Emotional: 5
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The sentence uses "loosen restrictions" rather than more neutral terminology like "amend regulations," which frames the policy as a degradation of safety or standards. The use of "erupting" and "fierce partisan clash" adds an emotional layer that elevates the intensity of t... | Virginia legislators are currently debating a proposed bill regarding late-term abortion regulations, a process that has drawn public attention following the release of a video from a committee hearing. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to report on an ongoing legislative process and the public reaction to it. It avoids emotionally charged adjectives, does not favor one side of the debate, and presents the information as a matter of record without attempting ... | B |
A recent piece in The Wall Street Journal by Walter Russell Mead has caused a bit of a stir among the chattering classes. Headlined “The Coronavirus May Make Trump Stronger,” it argues that President Trump’s abysmal and malfeasant handling of the greatest public health emergency in a century is a feature, not a bug, in... | Framing: 7
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The framing is biased by characterizing the argument of the piece through a lens that labels the administration's actions as objectively "abysmal and malfeasant" rather than neutrally summarizing the author's political analysis. The emotional bias is high due to the use of ... | A recent Wall Street Journal article by Walter Russell Mead, titled “The Coronavirus May Make Trump Stronger,” suggests that the political impact of the President’s management of the public health emergency may paradoxically improve his chances for a second term. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral tone by clearly attributing the perspective to a specific author and publication ("A recent Wall Street Journal article by Walter Russell Mead... suggests"). The use of the word "paradoxically" serves as a descriptor for the analytical argum... | A |
A recent study conducted by the Karolinska Institute and Linkoping University in Sweden found biological males — claiming to be transgender women — who were administered a full year of hormone therapy, still maintained muscle mass and strength advantages over biological women. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The framing bias score is high because the sentence uses specific qualifiers like "claiming to be" to delegitimize the identity of the subjects, positioning them as an external threat to biological women rather than presenting the study's scientific findings neutrally. The ... | A study from the Karolinska Institute and Linköping University found that transgender women who underwent one year of hormone therapy retained significant muscle mass and strength advantages compared to cisgender women. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, reporting tone that focuses on the findings of specific academic institutions. It presents the summary of a research paper without using inflammatory adjectives or loaded language. The score for framing is slightly above 1 only because ... | A |
A reminder: The bill that Republicans in Tennessee are trying to quash would make these hygiene products tax-free for THREE DAYS, once a year!!!! | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 6
Reasons: The framing is highly biased because it uses capitalization ("THREE DAYS") and multiple exclamation points to suggest that the bill is inconsequential or dismissible, rather than focusing on the objective policy content. The emotional bias is present through the use of aggr... | Tennessee legislators are currently considering a bill that would provide a three-day tax exemption for hygiene products once per year. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual statement that describes a legislative proposal without using loaded language, subjective descriptors, or attempts to manipulate the reader's opinion. It focuses on the "who, what, and when" of the bill, maintaining an objective tone that ... | B |
A report in The New York Times claims that the UFC star Conor McGregor sexually assaulted a woman in Ireland. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, journalistic attribution ("A report in The New York Times claims...") to report on a specific allegation. It scores slightly above a 1 in framing because it identifies the subject by his professional title ("UFC star"), which provides context but ... | Conor McGregor is facing an allegation of sexual assault in Ireland, according to a report in The New York Times. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual statement that attributes specific information to a credible source (The New York Times) without using loaded language, inflammatory adjectives, or tribalistic framing. It reports on a legal allegation objectively without attempting to inf... | B |
A report showed at least 150 neighbourhoods across the country were “held” by Islamist radicals. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The use of the word “held” is a highly loaded framing choice, as it implies a state of military occupation or conquest rather than a neutral demographic or cultural observation, steering the reader toward a specific alarmist conclusion. The term “Islamist radicals” acts as ... | A report identified 150 neighborhoods across the country where specific religious ideologies or organizations exert significant social influence. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language ("identified," "specific religious ideologies," "social influence") to report on research findings. The score for framing is low because it presents a factual claim without overtly leading the reader to a specific conclusion. ... | A |
A review of his posts in online message boards revealed he wanted to plant neo-Nazi propaganda inside Nevada middle and high schools. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence is primarily factual and reportorial, describing the findings of a review rather than employing loaded adjectives to characterize the individual. The score is low because the statement avoids overt manipulative framing or inflammatory language. It receives mino... | A review of his online posts indicated an intention to distribute neo-Nazi materials in Nevada middle and high schools. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence is descriptive and factual in nature, reporting on the findings of a review rather than employing inflammatory adjectives or persuasive language. The low score reflects the use of neutral, objective reporting language. The minimal bias present arises from the s... | A |
A specter is haunting the West; our elites see intolerant authoritarianism—along with a plethora of related “-phobias” and “-isms”—everywhere. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by using the evocative allusion to the Communist Manifesto ("A specter is haunting...") to shift the focus toward a conspiratorial tone rather than objective analysis. It displays emotional bias through the use of dismissive language, speci... | Some Western leaders are currently expressing increased concern regarding the prevalence of authoritarian trends and various forms of discriminatory behavior in society. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to report on the actions and concerns of political figures. The framing is observational rather than persuasive, as it attributes the perspective to "some Western leaders" rather than stating the trends as objective, universal... | B |
A study shows that the number of children getting routine vaccines to protect them from dangerous diseases has dramatically declined in the wake of the coronavirus. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is primarily a neutral statement of reported fact regarding a decline in vaccination rates. It receives a low score in framing because it presents data without using loaded language or selecting a specific perspective to guide a conclusion. It receives a low sc... | A study indicates that the rate of routine childhood vaccinations has declined following the coronavirus pandemic. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, objective statement of fact reporting the findings of a study. It avoids loaded language, does not attempt to elicit an emotional response, and presents information without tribalistic framing or attempts to discourage empathy. | A |
A Supreme Court filing lays bare the deep chasm between prominent Republicans who believe in the rule of law and wannabe president for life Donald Trump, whose says he enjoys absolute immunity from any inquiry into his conduct. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by characterizing the legal dispute as a "chasm" between those who follow the "rule of law" and a candidate framed as wanting to be "president for life," rather than presenting the legal arguments neutrally. It relies on emotional bias by u... | A Supreme Court filing addresses conflicting legal interpretations regarding the scope of presidential immunity, highlighting a disagreement between Donald Trump's defense team and other Republican figures over the extent of executive accountability. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral, descriptive tone by focusing on the existence of a legal filing and the existence of a disagreement. The score for framing is low because it acknowledges the legal context rather than manipulating the presentation to favor one side, though ... | B |
A tear slipped down the cheek of Ghanaian-German artist Zohra Opoku as she recalled how the global Black Lives Matter had kindled her pain and anger while she was stranded away from home due to coronavirus lockdowns. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses framing to connect a personal experience to a global movement, though it remains centered on an individual narrative rather than a policy argument. The emotional score is higher because it uses vivid, emotive language—specifically the description of a "tea... | Zohra Opoku, a Ghanaian-German artist, stated that the global Black Lives Matter movement resonated with her personal experiences during the coronavirus lockdowns. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual report of a specific individual's statement. It does not use emotionally charged language, does not attempt to manipulate the reader’s perception of the subject through framing, and does not promote tribalism or discourage empathy. It simp... | A |
A three-year-old girl in China’s Jiangsu province died after receiving a rabies vaccination last month, an ominous development in light of persistent scandals over low-quality and improperly-handled vaccines. | Framing: 7
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 4
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by connecting a single tragic event to broader "persistent scandals," which nudges the reader toward a narrative of systemic failure rather than focusing solely on the specific incident. It employs emotional bias through the loaded adjective "... | A three-year-old girl in China’s Jiangsu province died last month following a rabies vaccination, occurring amidst ongoing public concerns regarding vaccine quality and handling regulations. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence presents a factual report of a specific, tragic event. It maintains a neutral tone by using objective language ("died," "occurring amidst," "public concerns") rather than loaded or inflammatory adjectives. The inclusion of context regarding public concerns is r... | A |
A trio of polls released ahead of Wednesday’s Democratic presidential debate showed a majority of Americans support Medicare for All, but offered conflicting signals about whether the proposed healthcare overhaul could hurt the party in the November 2020 general election. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence exhibits a low level of framing bias by choosing to highlight the conflict between public support for a policy and the potential political risk to a party, which shapes how the reader interprets the viability of Medicare for All; however, it remains grounded in... | Three polls released ahead of Wednesday’s Democratic presidential debate provided data regarding public support for Medicare for All and analyzed the potential impact of the proposal on the party's performance in the 2020 general election. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, objective tone. It reports on the existence of polls and their subject matter (Medicare for All and election impact) without using loaded language, inflammatory rhetoric, or tribal framing. It presents the information as a factual summa... | A |
A Trump-loving white security guard with a racist past shot and killed an unarmed Black man during an unprovoked hotel parking lot attack. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 10
Reasons: The sentence uses highly charged, subjective descriptors ("Trump-loving," "racist past," "unprovoked") to characterize the individuals involved, which guides the reader toward a specific moral conclusion rather than presenting a neutral account of the events. The inclusion... | A security guard shot and killed an unarmed man during an altercation in a hotel parking lot. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses "unarmed" to highlight a specific detail that influences how a reader perceives the morality of the act, which constitutes a minor degree of framing. The word "killed" carries a clinical but serious weight that slightly leans into emotional resonance, thou... | B |
A year after a Democratic wave swept an unprecedented number of women and people of color into higher office all across America, and at a time when Trump’s approval rating is cratering, women should not be afraid of nominating another woman to drive Trump and his brand of pig-headed patriarchy out of the Oval Office. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by specifically selecting the "Democratic wave" and "cratering" approval ratings as the context for the argument, while ignoring broader political complexities or objective electoral metrics. It employs emotional bias through highly charged, p... | Following a cycle that saw an increased number of women and minority candidates elected to office, and amidst ongoing polling regarding the president’s job approval, some voters are considering the viability of a female candidate as a central factor in the upcoming election. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence exhibits a low level of framing bias by contextualizing voter considerations within the framework of recent demographic trends, though it remains relatively neutral in its reporting. It lacks emotional bias, as the language is clinical and avoids loaded terms o... | A |
A young, slender woman with a sign reading “End All Violence” stood at the doors and pleaded with the looters to stop. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses descriptive language (“young, slender”) to create a specific visual image, which frames the subject as vulnerable, potentially to elicit more sympathy than a neutral description would. The emotional score reflects the use of words like “pleaded,” which hig... | A woman holding a sign that read “End All Violence” stood at the doors and asked the individuals involved in the looting to stop. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is primarily descriptive and factual in nature, reporting on a specific action taken by an individual. The score of 2 for framing and emotional bias reflects the minor influence of selecting this specific event to highlight, which may contrast with the broader ... | A |
ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos cut off President Donald Trump on Tuesday during an egregious string of lies about health care at an event with voters. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded, subjective language ("egregious string of lies") rather than neutral reporting to characterize the President's statements, which frames the event through a specific moral lens rather than objective fact. The word "egregious" is highly emotive, inte... | ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos interrupted President Donald Trump on Tuesday during the President's remarks on health care at a voter event to address specific claims made by the President. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is descriptive and follows a standard journalistic format by identifying the participants, the location, the setting, and the action taken. It is low in bias because it focuses on the objective event (an interruption during remarks) rather than injecting subjec... | A |
Abortion is a savage act of violence against innocent children. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 10
Divisive: 9
Reasons: Framing: The sentence uses highly charged, non-neutral terminology ("savage act of violence," "innocent children") to define the subject, intentionally bypassing objective medical or legal descriptions to force a specific moral conclusion. Emotional: The language is explic... | Abortion is a medical procedure involving the termination of a pregnancy. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: This sentence provides a neutral, clinical, and dictionary-style definition of the subject. It avoids loaded language, inflammatory adjectives, or partisan framing, focusing entirely on objective medical terminology. It does not attempt to elicit an emotional response or cr... | B |
Abortion is not healthcare. Healthcare preserves human life. Abortion destroys it. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs a rigid definitional framing that excludes the medical consensus by declaring "abortion is not healthcare," forcing the reader into a specific ideological framework. It is highly emotional as it juxtaposes the concepts of "preserving life" versus "destr... | Discussions regarding the classification of abortion as a medical procedure often involve conflicting perspectives on the definition of healthcare and the moral status of a fetus. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral, objective tone by acknowledging the existence of a public debate without taking a side or using loaded language. It utilizes descriptive framing ("conflicting perspectives") to categorize the discourse, but does not manipulate the presentat... | B |
Abortion is not justice, in fact, it’s the ultimate act of oppression, and we’re gonna take a stand for the voiceless children scheduled to die at Planned Parenthood today. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 10
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high framing bias by defining the complex issue of abortion solely through the lens of "oppression," omitting any context regarding bodily autonomy or healthcare. It utilizes extreme emotional language—such as "voiceless children" and "scheduled to di... | The legality and moral status of abortion remain a subject of ongoing public debate, with some individuals advocating for fetal rights while others emphasize the importance of bodily autonomy and access to reproductive healthcare. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: This sentence is highly neutral and objective. It avoids loaded language, inflammatory rhetoric, or polarizing framing by explicitly acknowledging the two primary perspectives in the debate using the terms preferred by those respective groups ("fetal rights" and "bodily aut... | B |
Abortion propaganda was always meant to obscure the reality of abortion, not justify it. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high framing bias by using the loaded term "propaganda" to characterize an entire viewpoint, immediately framing the subject as inherently deceptive rather than presented as a matter of debate. The emotional bias is strong because the use of "obscure t... | Public debate regarding abortion involves differing perspectives on how the procedure is characterized and the moral implications of its practice. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to acknowledge the existence of a public debate without taking a side, using inflammatory adjectives, or employing tribalistic rhetoric. It objectively states that there are differing perspectives on the topic without attempti... | B |
Abortionists, who prey on desperate people, should no longer receive your hard-earned tax dollars. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence uses highly loaded language ("prey on") to frame medical providers as predatory criminals rather than healthcare professionals. It invokes emotional distress by suggesting the target audience is being victimized financially ("your hard-earned tax dollars"). Fin... | Public policy debates regarding the use of federal funding for elective abortion procedures remain a significant subject of legislative consideration. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, clinical, and objective language to describe a matter of ongoing political and legislative debate. It avoids loaded terminology, avoids emotional triggers, and describes the subject matter as a topic of consideration rather than framing it through... | A |
According to Planned Parenthood office in Roanoke, Virginia, the abortion giant will continue to perform abortion services during the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming abortion is an “essential” medical service. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The use of the loaded descriptor "abortion giant" functions as framing by characterizing a healthcare provider through a perspective-driven lens rather than neutral language, implying a negative corporate narrative. The emotional bias is present in the term "abortion giant,... | The Planned Parenthood office in Roanoke, Virginia, announced that it will continue providing abortion services during the COVID-19 pandemic, classifying the procedures as essential medical care. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, reportorial tone. The score for framing is low because it attributes the classification of "essential medical care" to the organization itself, rather than stating it as an absolute objective fact, which accurately reflects the nature o... | B |
According to white nationalists who promote the Replacement Theory, enemies of the white race are seeking to “replace” whites with non-whites in the United States and many other countries. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence maintains a relatively neutral, descriptive tone by attributing the claims directly to "white nationalists" rather than presenting the theory as fact. It uses objective language to describe the ideology's core narrative ("seeking to ‘replace’ whites"). The bias... | Some ideologies, such as the white nationalist "Replacement Theory," assert that there is a deliberate demographic shift in the United States and other countries intended to decrease the proportion of white citizens. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral, clinical tone by identifying the subject as an ideology ("white nationalist 'Replacement Theory'") and describing its core assertion objectively. It avoids loaded adjectives or inflammatory language, attributing the claim to the proponents ... | A |
Activists for untrammeled entrance into the U.S. by Muslim “refugees” affixed a banner reading “Refugees Welcome” to the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty Tuesday. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded language such as "untrammeled entrance" to characterize immigration as dangerous or out-of-control, and places "refugees" in scare quotes to cast doubt on the legitimacy or status of the individuals. By focusing on a specific religious group in a po... | On Tuesday, protesters placed a "Refugees Welcome" banner on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty to advocate for changes to U.S. immigration policy. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, reportorial tone that focuses on the objective facts of the event (who, what, when, and where). It avoids using loaded adjectives, avoids emotional language, and does not promote a specific perspective or tribal narrative. It simply des... | B |
Actor Idris Elba insists he has been the victim of racism since the moment he was born, comparing questions about his experience with racism to asking him how long he has been breathing. | Framing: 6
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 5
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by choosing specific metaphors (“since the moment he was born,” “how long he has been breathing”) to characterize the subject’s perspective as an inescapable, existential condition, which shapes how the reader perceives the validity of his cla... | Idris Elba stated that he has experienced racism throughout his life, comparing the frequency of such encounters to the continuous act of breathing. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, descriptive report of a direct quote made by a public figure. It uses objective attribution ("Idris Elba stated that...") to relay his personal experience without employing inflammatory language or loaded adjectives. The score for framing is low b... | A |
Actress-turned-feminist activist Emily Ratajkowski and her husband are living in “prime NYC real estate” completely for free, according to a new report. | Framing: 6
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 5
Reasons: The sentence uses "actress-turned-feminist activist" as a framing device, which creates an implicit contrast between the subject’s public persona and her private financial choices, aiming to influence the reader's perception of her hypocrisy. The use of the phrase "complete... | A new report indicates that Emily Ratajkowski and her husband have not paid rent at their New York City residence due to a legal dispute involving the property owner. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, objective tone that focuses on reporting a factual situation regarding a legal dispute. It avoids loaded language, does not attempt to manipulate the reader’s emotions, and does not categorize the parties involved in a way that encourag... | B |
Add to this toxic mix overmagnification by a media eager for pictures, the disinformation of Russian troll farms plus the president’s own tweets and public remarks. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs a "toxic mix" frame, which characterizes the listed entities as inherently destructive and negatively charged rather than neutrally analyzing their impact. The language is highly emotional, using loaded terminology like "toxic," "eager," and "disinforma... | The situation involves increased media coverage, information campaigns originating from Russian sources, and the president’s official statements and social media communications. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is highly descriptive and neutral in its delivery, focusing on listing sources of information (media, Russian sources, official statements) without assigning value judgments, loaded adjectives, or inflammatory rhetoric. It receives a 2 in framing only because i... | A |
After all, not only was the intrepid, all-controlling/all-seeing hero of their meta-theory—Donald Trump—roundly defeated at the polls, but the anonymous persona at the center of the cult has dropped from sight. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs heavy framing by using loaded, pejorative labels like "intrepid, all-controlling/all-seeing hero" and "cult" to dictate how the subject is perceived rather than describing actions objectively. It is highly emotional, utilizing sarcasm and mocking langua... | Donald Trump was defeated in the 2020 presidential election, and the anonymous individual associated with the QAnon movement has since ceased posting online. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence presents two factual claims: the outcome of the 2020 election and the activity status of the QAnon figurehead. It uses neutral, descriptive language to report these events without employing loaded terminology or manipulative structures. The low score for framin... | A |
After all, our present administration, however unhinged, hardly launched this madness. President Trump’s rash, risky, and repugnant decision to assassinate Iranian Major General Qassem Suleimani on the sovereign soil of Iraq was only the latest version of what has proven to be a pervasive state of affairs. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly subjective, loaded adjectives ("unhinged," "rash," "risky," "repugnant") to dictate the reader's perception of political actors rather than presenting objective context. The emotional intensity is driven by pejorative labeling designed to incite dis... | The current administration is continuing a long-standing foreign policy strategy that predates its term; notably, President Trump’s 2020 decision to authorize the strike on Iranian Major General Qassem Suleimani in Iraq was consistent with established patterns of U.S. intervention in the region. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence exhibits a low level of framing bias by contextualizing a specific event within a broader historical timeline, which frames the action as part of a trend rather than an isolated incident; however, it remains descriptive and focused on historical consistency. It... | A |
After all, who else are they going to find who would be willing to just openly gaslight members of Congress, telling them not to believe the evidence of the dead in Pittsburgh and Christchurch and El Paso and many other mass-killing sites, by wielding her blackness like a shield? | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs highly loaded language—such as "gaslight," "wielding her blackness like a shield," and linking a specific individual to mass-killing events—to frame the subject as morally bankrupt and manipulative. It utilizes provocative, emotionally charged rhetoric ... | Some critics argue that the individual has inconsistently addressed the evidence regarding mass shootings in Pittsburgh, Christchurch, and El Paso, while also facing scrutiny for how she navigates discussions concerning her own racial identity. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence maintains a relatively neutral and descriptive tone by attributing the claims to "some critics" rather than presenting them as absolute facts. It avoids charged, inflammatory, or hyperbolic language, opting for standard journalistic phrasing like "inconsistentl... | B |
After being forced to issue a humiliating apology for urging doctors to wash hands and wear protective gear, Li died, allegedly of Chinese coronavirus infection, in February. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 6
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded, subjective adjectives such as "humiliating" to frame the event as a narrative of victimhood and institutional failure rather than a neutral report of facts. The emotional bias is present in the choice of words like "forced" and "humiliating," which... | Li, a doctor who had previously been reprimanded by authorities for advocating that medical staff use protective equipment, died in February following a diagnosis of COVID-19. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence presents factual events surrounding a public figure, Li Wenliang. The framing is relatively neutral, focusing on chronological milestones (advocacy, reprimand, diagnosis, death) without using emotionally charged adjectives or loaded language. While the mention ... | A |
After Donald Trump won the presidency in 2016 and the left-wing terrorists in Antifa took to the streets, everything changed again. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs highly loaded language by labeling a group as "left-wing terrorists," which frames the entire political landscape through a lens of violent radicalism rather than objective political discourse. It uses emotionally charged terminology ("terrorists") to p... | Following the 2016 presidential election, increased public demonstrations and political activism by various groups marked a shift in the national climate. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to state historical facts regarding post-election activity. It avoids loaded terminology, avoids emotional triggers, and does not categorize groups into "us vs. them" narratives, maintaining an objective and observational tone... | B |
After Donald Trump’s outrageous photo op in which he used federal police to attack peaceful protesters so that he could walk to a church to hold up a Bible, others noted how inappropriate it was for General Mark Milley, the current chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to not only be tailing behind Donald Trump during... | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses highly charged, subjective adjectives ("outrageous," "stunt," "extremely inappropriate") to frame the event, presenting a specific interpretation of the motivations and nature of the actions as objective fact. It relies on emotive language designed to elic... | Following the June 2020 event at Lafayette Square, where Donald Trump walked to St. John's Church after law enforcement cleared the area of protesters, questions were raised regarding the presence of General Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who accompanied the president while dressed in military ... | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral, descriptive tone by focusing on the sequence of events (the walk to the church, the clearance of the area, and the presence of General Milley). It avoids loaded adjectives or inflammatory language, presenting the information as a matter of ... | A |
After President Donald Trump’s news conference on a positive jobs report Friday morning, the mainstream media contorted a quote from the president to falsely convey he thinks George Floyd is happy about the jobs numbers. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high framing bias by characterizing the media's actions as a "contortion" and explicitly labeling their reporting as "false," which shapes the reader's perspective to distrust the media before providing context. The emotional bias score reflects the us... | Following President Trump's news conference on Friday regarding the latest jobs report, some news outlets faced criticism for their interpretation of his comments concerning the economic data in relation to George Floyd. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is descriptive and reports on the occurrence of criticism rather than taking a stance on the content of the comments. It functions as a neutral summary of a media event. The framing is low because it attributes the controversy to the interpretations of others r... | B |
After Stephen Miller's white nationalist views outed, Latinos ask, 'where's the GOP outrage?' | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by characterizing Stephen Miller's views as "white nationalist" without attribution, which establishes a loaded premise that dictates how the reader interprets his character and the subsequent political question. It relies on emotional bias... | Some Latino organizations have questioned the Republican Party's response to reports regarding Stephen Miller's past statements. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, journalistic language ("have questioned," "reports regarding") to report on an existing reaction rather than presenting an opinion as fact. It acknowledges a specific group's perspective without endorsing it or using inflammatory adjectives. The s... | B |
After Steve King’s offensive implication that white people own Western civilization, Chris Hayes predictably responded with an idiotic remark about Western civilization giving us Hitler. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded, pejorative language ("idiotic," "predictably") to pre-frame the subjects as either offensive or unintelligent, steering the reader away from the substance of their claims and toward a judgment of their character. The emotional bias is high due to t... | Following Steve King's comments regarding the origins of Western civilization, Chris Hayes responded by noting the historical role of Western societies in the rise of Hitler. | Framing: 5
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 6
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by juxtaposing two distinct historical and political points to force a specific narrative conclusion without providing the necessary context for either, which influences how the reader interprets the debate. It carries a moderate emotional cha... | A |
After that phone call, police asked the couple to come in for questioning, prompting them to flee Saudi Arabia, a country long known for draconian laws against homosexuality. | Framing: 6
Emotional: 5
Divisive: 4
Reasons: The sentence uses the term "draconian," which is a subjective and value-laden descriptor that frames the country's legal system in a highly negative light to justify the couple's decision to flee. While the legal status of homosexuality in Saudi Arabia is an objective fact,... | After that phone call, police asked the couple to come in for questioning, prompting them to flee Saudi Arabia, where homosexuality is criminalized under national law. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses objective, neutral language to report on a sequence of events. The mention of Saudi Arabian law provides necessary factual context to explain the couple's motivation for fleeing, rather than attempting to manipulate the reader's perception of the police or... | B |
After the first Black president, Barack Obama, was elected in 2008, the number of hate groups “ballooned,” Miller-Idriss said, just as Ku Klux Klan activity grew again after the 1954 Brown v. Board of Ed. decision desegregating schools, and during the 1960s civil rights movement. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 3
Divisive: 5
Reasons: The sentence uses framing by selecting specific historical parallels (the election of a Black president and civil rights milestones) to correlate progress with a rise in extremist activity. While it relies on expert attribution (Miller-Idriss) to provide objective context, ... | Sociologist Cynthia Miller-Idriss notes that historical analysis of extremist activity in the United States shows fluctuations that correspond with various periods of social and political change. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, objective reporting of an academic perspective. It uses clinical, descriptive language ("fluctuations," "correspond," "social and political change") without loaded terminology or emotional triggers. It does not advocate for a specific viewpoint or... | A |
After the murder of George Floyd provoked civil unrest, Donald Trump and the Republican leaders of Congress bloviated extensively about "law and order." | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high framing bias by using the loaded verb "bloviated," which replaces an objective description of speech with a pejorative term intended to discredit the subjects. The emotional bias is elevated by the choice of vocabulary ("bloviated") and the contex... | Following the civil unrest that occurred after the murder of George Floyd, Donald Trump and Republican leaders in Congress issued statements emphasizing the importance of "law and order." | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to report on the actions of political figures following a specific event. The "law and order" framing is attributed directly to the subjects rather than being adopted by the narrator, which provides context for their political... | A |
After too many episodes ramming down their throats that racism is wrong, the British Empire was bad, homosexuality is great, Victorian history looked like one great big United Colours of Benetton advert and that a female Doctor is better than a white male one, the series’s viewers have been abandoning it in their drove... | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by characterizing progressive themes as being "rammed down throats," implying an aggressive imposition rather than an editorial choice. It uses emotional bias through inflammatory language like "ramming down their throats" and cynical descr... | Some viewers have expressed dissatisfaction with recent creative shifts in the series, citing concerns that the focus on themes such as historical critique and diverse casting has alienated a portion of the long-term audience. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, observational language ("Some viewers have expressed dissatisfaction," "citing concerns") to report on a situation without explicitly taking a side, which keeps the framing bias low. It remains largely descriptive rather than emotive, avoiding cha... | B |
After tremendous pressure on the Department of Homeland Security, Miller is advancing his agenda of not just blocking migrants from entering the country illegally, but making life in the U.S. so unbearable for legal immigrants that they leave the country. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high bias through its framing by characterizing the subject's policy goals as an intentional campaign to make life "unbearable," which directs the reader to a specific negative conclusion rather than neutrally describing the policy objectives. It is em... | Following recent public and political discourse regarding immigration, the Department of Homeland Security is implementing new policies that restrict illegal entry and modify requirements for existing legal status. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, descriptive language to report on an administrative action. It employs factual terminology ("implementing new policies," "restrict illegal entry," "modify requirements") to describe the subject matter without using loaded adjectives or inflammator... | A |
After witnessing the right-wing reaction to Greta Thunberg, the teenage climate activist from Sweden who spoke at the United Nations this week, there can be no doubt that modern-day conservatism, especially the Republican Party, functions primarily as a protection racket for the fragile egos of mediocre white men. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 10
Reasons: The sentence exhibits high framing bias by defining the entire political ideology of modern conservatism through the lens of a singular reaction to one individual, framing it as a "protection racket" rather than a set of policy beliefs. The emotional bias is high due to th... | The reaction from many conservative commentators to Greta Thunberg’s recent United Nations address has prompted a debate regarding the role of identity and generational differences in the ongoing discourse surrounding climate change policy. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses relatively neutral, descriptive language to summarize an ongoing public discourse. The score for framing is 3 because it categorizes the reaction as originating from "conservative commentators," which frames the critique through a political lens rather tha... | A |
After years of openly struggling with her weight (and health) and a seemingly self-imposed sabbatical from political lectures after backing Hillary Clinton in ’16, actress Lena Dunham announced to the world that it was Joaquin Phoenix’s unhinged Oscars tirade on the environment that has made her want to become vegan. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 6
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by immediately centering the subject’s personal struggles with weight and health as a qualifier for her credibility, rather than focusing on the factual announcement. It employs emotional bias through loaded language like "seemingly self-impos... | Actress Lena Dunham recently announced she has adopted a vegan diet, citing the speech delivered by Joaquin Phoenix at the Academy Awards regarding environmental issues as her primary motivation. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual report of a celebrity's stated motivation for a lifestyle change. It uses objective language to connect two verifiable events—an announcement and a public speech—without employing loaded adjectives, inflammatory rhetoric, or tribalistic fr... | A |
Again and again, the information provided in the hearing completely contradicted the rosy statements that have been coming from Donald Trump and other White House officials and warned of a dire situation ahead. | Framing: 7
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 5
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded, contrasting language ("rosy statements" vs. "dire situation") to frame the administration's narrative as intentionally deceptive and disconnected from reality. By pitting the White House against the information presented at the hearing, it creates ... | Testimony presented during the hearing conflicted with the assessments previously shared by Donald Trump and other White House officials regarding the upcoming situation. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral tone by using descriptive, non-judgmental language like "testimony presented" and "conflicted with the assessments." It avoids loaded adjectives or inflammatory rhetoric. The slight framing score (2) accounts for the fact that it highlights ... | B |
Ah yes, the stereotype of the dumb slut. Of course, conservative lawyers before the court carefully avoid the words "dumb" or "slut" when arguing that we shouldn't treating birth control exactly as we treat any other prescription medication. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs a highly subjective frame by attributing a specific, offensive stereotype ("dumb slut") to an opposing group’s legal argument, effectively preempting any objective discussion of their actual position. The emotional bias is high due to the use of inflamm... | Some legal arguments presented by conservative attorneys regarding the regulation of birth control suggest that it should be treated differently than other prescription medications, a position that critics argue relies on outdated stereotypes about women. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by highlighting only the critics' perspective on the attorneys' arguments, which steers the reader toward viewing the legal position as regressive. It maintains a low emotional bias by using professional, clinical language rather than inflamma... | A |
Alarmingly, the Trump administration wants to take the reins off payday lenders. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The use of the word "alarmingly" serves as an immediate framing bias by directing the reader to view the policy change as inherently dangerous before presenting objective details. The phrase "take the reins off" is an emotionally charged metaphor that implies a loss of nece... | The Trump administration is proposing the removal of specific regulatory restrictions on payday lenders. | Framing: 1
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in neutral, objective language that describes a specific policy action without using loaded adjectives, emotional appeals, or tribalistic framing. It accurately reports the subject (Trump administration) and the action (proposing the removal of regul... | B |
Alex Berenson, a former reporter at the New York Times who has written extensively debunking fearmongering claims related to the lockdowns wrote on Twitter Thursday that the tech giant to benefit the most from pandemic stay-home orders is refused to sell his latest book. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded language like "debunking fearmongering claims" to frame Berenson as an objective truth-teller rather than a controversial commentator. The emotional bias is present in the narrative of a "tech giant" acting against an individual, which is designed t... | On Thursday, Alex Berenson, a former New York Times reporter, announced on Twitter that Amazon declined to sell his latest book regarding pandemic lockdowns. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is a neutral, factual report of an event. It identifies the subject (Alex Berenson), his relevant credentials (former New York Times reporter), and the specific event (the announcement regarding Amazon's decision). It lacks emotionally charged adjectives, avoid... | A |
All elected officials and candidates need to start being asked in public, on videos immediately posted to social media, why they aren’t doing anything to keep naked men from getting access to naked girls in showers, bathrooms, and locker rooms. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs highly specific, alarmist framing by presenting a complex policy issue as an immediate, visceral threat involving "naked men" and "naked girls," which directs the audience toward a predetermined conclusion rather than an objective policy discussion. It ... | Public debate regarding privacy and safety policies in gender-segregated spaces, such as locker rooms and bathrooms, remains a significant topic that constituents should address with their elected officials and candidates. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral, objective tone by identifying a topic as a matter of "public debate" without favoring a specific viewpoint. It avoids loaded language, inflammatory adjectives, or emotional appeals, instead framing the issue as a standard civic process—enco... | A |
All of this paints the picture of an administration unprepared and unable to fulfill key duties in keeping American citizens safe. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by selecting specific negative descriptors ("unprepared," "unable") to categorize the entirety of an administration's performance, guiding the reader toward a pre-determined conclusion rather than presenting objective data. The emotional bi... | The administration’s recent performance has raised questions among some observers regarding the effectiveness of its current policies and operational execution. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, journalistic language ("raised questions among some observers") to report on skepticism without endorsing a specific viewpoint. It avoids loaded terminology or inflammatory adjectives, maintaining a focus on the existence of criticism rather than ... | A |
All of which makes it obvious that Trump's claim that he closed the borders to reduce the spread of the virus is false. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The sentence uses "All of which makes it obvious" to frame a complex issue as a settled fact, directing the reader toward a specific conclusion rather than presenting evidence for independent evaluation. The emotional bias score reflects the use of assertive, accusatory lan... | Some analysts contend that the effectiveness of the border closures in mitigating the virus's spread was more limited than the administration’s public statements suggested. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence exhibits a minor degree of framing bias by choosing to emphasize a critical perspective ("more limited than... suggested"), which shapes how the reader interprets the administration's policy. However, the tone remains neutral and objective, avoiding emotionally... | B |
All of which serves as an important reminder: the president isn’t just ignoring scientists and related policy experts; he’s also ignoring his own administration that issued a related report, noting that climate change is a global security threat. | Framing: 6
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 5
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by choosing a narrative structure that positions the president as actively defiant against both external experts and his own administration, rather than simply stating the existence of a policy disagreement. It employs emotional bias through l... | The administration’s internal report identifies climate change as a global security threat, presenting a different conclusion than the current executive policy. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is descriptive and neutral, reporting on the existence of an internal report and its relationship to existing policy. The score of 2 in framing reflects that the sentence focuses on the contrast between two entities (the report and executive policy), which is a... | A |
All those bonanzas could have been used to fix your roads, bridges, mass transits, schools, clinics, and drinking water systems. Egomaniac Trump doesn't care about you; for him, it's about using the government to enrich himself and his family members and to bail out his failing hotels and golf courses. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 9
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The framing bias score reflects the presentation of complex fiscal policy as a simple binary choice between infrastructure funding and the subject's personal gain, omitting economic context. The emotional bias score is high due to the use of highly charged, inflammatory lan... | Some argue that the significant government expenditures could have been prioritized for infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, and public education; meanwhile, critics contend that the administration's policies have been influenced by personal interests and the pursuit of financial benefits for the president’s bu... | Framing: 6
Emotional: 3
Divisive: 4
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by juxtaposing a policy-based argument (infrastructure prioritization) with an ad hominem-style accusation (personal financial gain), which guides the reader to associate policy decisions with corruption rather than debate. The emotional score... | A |
Almost all of this is gibberish; Trump still can’t speak coherently about California’s wildfires; and no officials in the Golden State ever conceded that he was “right” about the subject, because he wasn’t. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 7
Reasons: The sentence uses strong, dismissive language ("almost all of this is gibberish") to frame the subject's argument as inherently worthless before addressing it, which directs the reader toward a specific conclusion rather than providing an objective analysis. The emotional b... | Critics of former President Trump’s statements regarding California’s wildfires argue that his remarks lacked clarity, noting that state officials have publicly disputed his claims on the matter. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral, journalistic tone by attributing the criticism to a specific group ("Critics") and citing a verifiable action ("state officials have publicly disputed his claims"). It avoids loaded adjectives or inflammatory language, presenting the confli... | A |
Already, American taxpayers are forced to annually subsidize about $18.5 billion in medical costs for illegal aliens, according to estimates by Chris Conover, formerly of the Center for Health Policy and Inequalities Research at Duke University. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by using the loaded verb "subsidize" and the phrase "forced to," which shifts the focus from a complex fiscal discussion to a narrative of victimization. It exhibits emotional bias by utilizing terminology like "illegal aliens" and highligh... | Research estimates from the Center for Health Policy and Inequalities Research at Duke University suggest that approximately $18.5 billion in annual medical costs associated with undocumented immigrants are not covered by private insurance or individual payments, leading to questions regarding the funding of these publ... | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses a framing bias (score of 3) by focusing specifically on the costs associated with one demographic group without providing the broader context of their economic contributions or tax payments, which shapes the reader's perspective toward a fiscal concern. It... | A |
Also during his speech, Trump said his administration defends Christians and Jews from the radical left Democrats and condemns the socialism that he claims has ravaged Venezuela. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded political branding such as "radical left," which frames the opposition in an extreme light rather than using neutral terminology. The use of "defends" implies a moral superiority and creates a "protector vs. enemy" narrative, which is inherently emo... | During his speech, Trump stated that his administration prioritizes the protection of religious groups and expressed opposition to the socialist policies associated with the government of Venezuela. | Framing: 4
Emotional: 2
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by juxtaposing the protection of religious groups—a generally positive-coded concept—against "socialist policies," a term frequently used in American political discourse as a negative frame to characterize government intervention. The emotiona... | A |
Also, decades of NRA propaganda have convinced people to associate guns with safety and, indeed, as the economy craters, the NRA is treating this crisis as another opportunity to sell guns to people. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses loaded language such as "propaganda" to characterize an organization's messaging, which frames the group’s influence as inherently manipulative rather than persuasive. The emotional bias score reflects the use of provocative phrases like "economy craters,"... | Long-standing advocacy efforts have shaped public perceptions of gun ownership, and some organizations are now encouraging firearm purchases during the current economic downturn. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence uses relatively neutral, descriptive language to report on the activities of advocacy groups. The score of 3 for framing reflects the choice to link firearm purchases specifically to the "economic downturn," which creates a subtle cause-and-effect narrative tha... | A |
Although he didn’t seem to direct his comments at anyone in particular, many celebrities that consider themselves climate change activists have not adjusted their lifestyles of taking private jets to their engagements around the globe, for example, Leonardo DiCaprio, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom all took heat in 2019 w... | Framing: 6
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 5
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by specifically selecting examples of celebrity behavior to cast doubt on the sincerity of climate change activism, focusing on individual hypocrisy rather than the broader objective policy goals of the movement. It exhibits emotional bias by ... | Some observers note a tension between the advocacy of certain climate activists and the carbon footprint associated with their private transportation choices, such as the 2019 Google climate conference where several attendees traveled via private jets and yachts. | Framing: 6
Emotional: 3
Divisive: 5
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by selecting a specific, contradictory anecdote (private jets/yachts at a climate conference) to characterize a broader movement, which influences the reader to focus on perceived hypocrisy rather than the stated goals of the activists. The em... | A |
Alzheimer’s patients, lower-income preschool children, and HIV and cancer patients are among the Americans whose needs may go unmet so that the Trump administration can afford to detain thousands of migrant children. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by creating a zero-sum narrative that forces a choice between vulnerable domestic groups and migrant children, rather than presenting fiscal policy or budget allocation in an objective context. It leans heavily into emotional bias by levera... | The Trump administration’s budget proposal reallocates funding from healthcare programs for Alzheimer’s, HIV, and cancer patients, as well as early childhood education services, to cover the operational costs of migrant detention facilities. | Framing: 7
Emotional: 6
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by juxtaposing the reallocation of funds from highly sympathetic groups (Alzheimer’s, HIV, and cancer patients, and children) against the operational costs of a controversial policy (migrant detention facilities). By explicitly listing the vul... | A |
Amazon first refused to publish a book skeptical of the mainstream narrative on the novel Wuhan coronavirus while still continuing to promote works by anarchists and Adolf Hitler. | Framing: 8
Emotional: 7
Divisive: 8
Reasons: The sentence uses framing bias by juxtaposing the censorship of a specific, unnamed "skeptical" book against the promotion of widely condemned figures (Hitler) and ideologies (anarchism) to create an implication of hypocrisy or bias by Amazon, rather than presenting Amazon’... | Amazon updated its content policies to restrict certain books regarding the novel coronavirus, a decision that has prompted public discussion about the company's moderation standards for differing viewpoints. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence maintains a neutral tone by using objective language ("updated its content policies," "prompted public discussion"). It avoids emotionally charged adjectives or loaded verbs, and it does not seek to polarize the reader or incite tribalistic sentiment. The score... | A |
Amazon threatened to fire workers for speaking out to the press against the company’s role in climate change, according to the grassroots Amazon employee organization Amazon Employees For Climate Justice (AECJ). | Framing: 6
Emotional: 4
Divisive: 3
Reasons: The framing leans toward a narrative of corporate retaliation by using the loaded verb "threatened," which frames the company’s internal policy enforcement as an act of intimidation rather than an objective description of a conflict. The emotional score reflects the use of ... | Amazon notified employees that speaking to the press regarding the company's climate change policies violated internal communications protocols, according to the Amazon Employees For Climate Justice organization. | Framing: 2
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 1
Reasons: The sentence is written in a neutral, reporting style that attributes the claim to a specific source (Amazon Employees For Climate Justice) rather than stating it as an absolute fact. It presents the information as a matter of corporate policy and internal conflict without ... | A |
America is in the midst of a new cultural civil war that for years has been brewing under the surface as left-wing academics breed aggressively woke children now permeating throughout the nation’s mainstream institutions. | Framing: 9
Emotional: 8
Divisive: 9
Reasons: The sentence employs framing bias by characterizing complex social shifts as a "cultural civil war," a metaphor that inherently dictates how the reader should perceive the conflict. The use of loaded, pejorative language such as "breed," "aggressively woke," and "permeating... | Some scholars and observers note that ideological shifts in academic settings are increasingly reflected across various American public and private institutions. | Framing: 3
Emotional: 1
Divisive: 2
Reasons: The sentence uses neutral, academic language ("scholars and observers note," "ideological shifts") to describe a trend, which minimizes overt bias. It receives a low score for framing because it introduces a premise without providing context or evidence, subtly directing th... | A |
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