AllSides Balanced Search reveals information and ideas from all sides of the political spectrum so you can get the full picture.
Jan 04 2015
News
FCC To Vote On Net Neutrality In February
The debate on Internet regulation will be heating up soon, with word coming that a potentially more regulatory-aggressive FCC intends to vote on the matter as soon as February.
The issue is whether the FCC will rely on Title I or Title II of the Communications Act. At one point, it was thought that Obama’s telecom regulator Tom Wheeler would be open to additional input before calling a
Breitbart NewsFeb 26 2015
News
FCC approves sweeping Internet regulation plan, Obama accused of meddling
The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday adopted sweeping new regulations sought by President Obama for how Americans use and do business on the Internet, in a party-line vote that is sure to be challenged by the broadband industry.
The commission, following a contentious meeting, voted 3-2 to adopt its so-called net neutrality plan -- a proposal that remained secret in the
Fox News (Online News)May 23 2019
News
Huawei Blacklisted
“The Trump administration [last] Thursday officially added China’s Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to a trade blacklist, immediately enacting restrictions that will make it extremely difficult for the telecom giant to do business with U.S. companies.” (Reuters)
The left thinks there are real concerns regarding Huawei, but is divided on whether this hardball strategy makes sense.
“In
The Flip SideSep 16 2020
Analysis
Dem Hack Chuck Todd ‘Uncomfortable’ With Historic Middle East Peace Deal
On MSNBC’s MTP Daily Tuesday afternoon, host Chuck Todd revealed that he is so deep in the tank for the Democratic Party that he can’t even credit President Trump for the historic Middle East peace deal achieved by his administration. Just moments after a White House signing ceremony finalizing the agreement had concluded, Todd whined about feeling “uncomfortable” about Trump’s accomplishment
NewsBustersSep 19 2019
News
Revealed: how US senators invest in the firms they're supposed to regulate
Analysis of financial disclosure data shows 51 senators and their spouses have as much as $96m invested in corporate stocks
As they set national policy on important issues such as climate change, tech monopolies, medical debt and income inequality, US senators have glaring conflicts of interest, an investigation by news website Sludge and the Guardian can reveal.
An analysis of
The GuardianJun 03 2016
News
Sharp Fall in U.S. Hiring Saps Chance of Fed Rate Increase in June
The government reported on Friday that employers added just 38,000 workers in May, a troubling sign that the economic recovery may have stalled, at least temporarily, and a sharp slowdown in hiring that is expected to push back a decision by the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
Despite the anemic job gains, the official unemployment rate, which is based on a separate survey of
New York Times (News)Apr 08 2022
Perspectives Blog
How Media Bias is a Business: HuffPost and Daily Wire
From the CenterOn the surface, the media bias displayed by Huffington Post (Left bias) and the Daily Wire (Right bias) couldn’t be more different. But a closer look reveals how corporate interests drive both media outlets toward bias and sensationalism, even as they appeal to different ends of the political spectrum.
How Corporatization Fuels Media Bias and Drowns Out Good Journalism Henry A. Brechter