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Polarization can destroy more than our government – it can also destroy families and friendships.

Climate change deal with China

We're excited to highlight some new features on AllSides.com today! Time Travel. 

A horrifying video surfaced this week of American journalist James Foley being beheaded by an

There was a lot of emotion in and around Ferguson, MO this week. On Saturday, Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen, was shot and killed by a police officer. Protestors and police have been clashing all week.

Editor's Note: Our editorial philosophy was updated October 23, 2017 to reveal more of our own biases (no one is unbiased) as we work to provide a broad, balanced view of news and

Polarization can destroy more than our government – it can also destroy families.

Last week I heard Dan Schnur, California candidate (independent, non-partisan) for Secretary of State, say that to change California, we must first reform California politics. 

You know you've got a hot topic when outlets on the Left run stories of media showing bias against it and outlets on the Right run 

It's an American tradition. When the president weighs in how things are going in Washington and around the country, every word is debated and analyzed. Here's a snapshot of this week's views in the media. Snippets from the Right

We love dialog. It’s a healthy part of a great democracy. But, arguments are rarely healthy for digestion or holiday enjoyment.

Contrast in news coverage is never more obvious than at election time. 

First, a little celebration for our information revolution! We are excited to report that AllSides.com has seen massive traffic growth over the last several months, reaching more than 1 million monthly views this month.

As an Onion headline said, the whole nation could probably draw John Boehner's face from memory by now. But, get ready to see others faces in the headlines soon.    Snippet from the Center

With a government shutdown in effect and the "Obamacare" health exchanges opening this week, a cl

As you've probably noticed, the drama of a potential government shutdown and Obamacare's October launch has been heating up across the news.

Is the addiction to being the first to deliver a news story killing the quality and reliability of our news organizations?