Perspectives Blog

Last weekend was our first opportunity to watch the two campaigns directly respond to each other and to get a sense of what both camps feel will be their strongest arguments in the months ahead.

Following weeks of compounding controversies, Claudine Gay resigned from her position as president of Harvard University.

Like many other major news sources, AllSides has noted several occasions when the New York Times harmed its credibility.

A plane from the Kremlin's Presidential Fleet spent 54 hours in Washington D.C. right before the Christmas holiday, but the federal government and mainstream media neglected to acknowledge its presence.

2023 leaves many unanswered questions. However, it’s not always as simple as real versus fake or true versus false.

Did you stay informed with balanced news this week? Answer these seven questions to test your knowledge!

How should the U.S. government react to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

"America’s media should do more to equip readers to think for themselves."

Campus codes at private colleges and universities seek to resolve the conflict between the right to speak freely and the educational mission of the institution. The ham-handed and over-legalistic responses by the three university presidents show how this attempt to balance speech and safety can create confusion, conflict and the opportunity for selective enforcement decisions based on academic fashion, not values of free and open debate.