OUTLET COMPARISON

New York Post vs NPR — How they worded the same stories

Live side-by-side comparison of every current story where both New York Post (Center-right) and NPR (Center-left) covered the same event. 2 live comparisons below.

Different Spin

Sen. Cassidy knocked out of Louisiana Republican primary as Trump-backed Letlow, Fleming make runoff

New York Post · Center-right

“La. Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy fails to make runoff in primary, as Trump-backed challenger tops vote”

NPR · Center-left

“Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy loses in Republican primary, does not advance to runoff”

Why it matters: The New York Times emphasizes Trump's role in Cassidy's defeat, while other outlets focus on the primary outcome and runoff.

30 total sources (+28 other outlets)Open the full comparison →

Different Spin

WHO declares Ebola outbreak in DR Congo a global health emergency

New York Post · Center-right

“WHO sounds global alarm over ‘extraordinary’ Ebola strain spreading through central Africa”

NPR · Center-left

“A new Ebola outbreak has already killed 87 people in Democratic Republic of Congo”

Why it matters: The New York Post uses more alarming language like 'sounds global alarm' and 'extraordinary strain,' while others report the declaration factually.

14 total sources (+12 other outlets)Open the full comparison →

About these outlets

New York Post

Bias label: Center-right · Factuality: Mixed

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NPR

Bias label: Center-left · Factuality: High

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