The Bias Brief

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New York PostSep 22, 2026Sig. 4OpinionPolitics Climate Immigration

Fast Takes: How Flock advances freedom, inside fake ‘climate science’ and other commentary

A right-leaning editorial roundup defends Flock license-plate cameras as compatible with freedom, dismisses World Weather Attribution and climate fear as fake or harmful, urges deterring China on Taiwan, and accuses Democrats of seeking to abolish ICE and undermine immigration enforcement. It compiles commentary excerpts to advance conservative positions on surveillance, climate, foreign policy, and immigration.

New York PostSep 21, 2026Sig. 6NewsPolitics Climate Elections

Gavin Newsom jets to New York for UN General Assembly, Climate Week

California Gov. Gavin Newsom traveled to New York for UN General Assembly and Climate Week events, where he planned to speak on climate and criticized President Trump's fossil fuel policies. The article also highlights Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton's criticism of Newsom's out-of-state trip and policies, and mentions Newsom's possible 2028 presidential ambitions.

Right 2.3

The HillSep 21, 2026Sig. 4OpinionClimate Education Energy

Brainwashed by fear: How to save 2 generations lost to climate panic

This opinion piece argues that decades of climate doom messaging have left young people fearful and reluctant to have children, while citing greening, crop yields, cleaner air, and poverty reduction as evidence the alarm is overblown. It urges parents to challenge school climate curricula and promote a message of innovation and progress over panic.

Right 4.7

National ReviewSep 20, 2026Sig. 8OpinionClimate Energy Law

The Energy Sector Is Threatened by a Climate Litigation Free-for-All

The article previews a Supreme Court case over climate litigation in which local governments seek to hold energy companies liable under state tort law. It frames these suits as a costly free-for-all threatening the energy sector and suggests the Supreme Court can stop them.

Right 3.6

Washington ExaminerSep 20, 2026Sig. 4NewsPolitics Climate Law

Swing-district Republican touts Trump blow against ‘rain tax’

A swing-district Republican congressman is touting President Trump's executive order rescinding Obama-era Chesapeake Bay watershed rules that led to local stormwater fees dubbed a 'rain tax.' The article frames the order as tax relief for homeowners and an end to an unfunded federal mandate, while noting opposition from Maryland lawmakers near the end.

Right 3.5

New York PostSep 19, 2026Sig. 5NewsPolitics Climate Immigration

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosting ‘private’ U20 world summit with other lefty leaders

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is hosting a three-day Urban 20 summit with mayors from other cities, including progressive leaders, to discuss housing costs, climate change, and migration. The event is largely closed to press, with only select media allowed at his opening remarks and undisclosed locations. The article emphasizes the summit's private nature and left-wing participants.

Right 3.8

Daily MailSep 19, 2026Sig. 2NewsClimate Culture Science

How long do you spend in the shower? Study reveals 'climate-anxious' Gen Z enjoy 10-minute soaks - but experts say you only need 3 minutes

A survey of 2,000 Britons found over half of 18-29-year-olds take showers lasting at least 10 minutes, even though that age group reports high environmental concern. Experts say a body-only shower need only take three minutes, with five minutes for hair washing. The article presents the findings as an awkward contradiction for climate-anxious Gen Z.

Right 1.9

New York PostSep 18, 2026Sig. 6OpinionPolitics Climate Law

Sacramento refuses to store more water — so get used to short showers

This opinion piece argues that California's refusal to expand water storage and its regulatory delays, driven by environmental activists, will lead to worsening water shortages. It calls for more reservoirs and desalination while criticizing Sacramento and the state's green movement.

Right 5.0

The HillSep 18, 2026Sig. 5OpinionForeign Climate Politics

Iran’s water crisis requires more than just regime change

This opinion piece argues that Iran's water crisis is fundamentally a governance failure under the Islamic Republic, so regime change alone would not solve it. It calls for difficult reforms requiring public trust and suggests Reza Pahlavi is uniquely positioned to lead a democratic transition.

Right 3.2

New York PostSep 18, 2026Sig. 4OpinionPolitics Economy Climate

NYC’s illogical leftists get slapped by beach-season reality

An opinion column criticizes a New York City Council proposal to extend beach and pool season, arguing its progressive sponsors ignore practical lifeguard staffing limits. It praises investment in parks and recreation as genuine progressive governance while dismissing other left policies as impractical or anti-capitalist.

Right 4.7

Daily MailSep 17, 2026Sig. 7NewsEnergy Climate Politics

Burnham recommits to Net Zero targets despite MPs warning phrase has become 'toxic' with voters tired of rising bills

Andy Burnham recommitted to Net Zero by 2050 and announced nearly £30 million for community renewable projects, despite a cross-party MPs' report warning the phrase has become toxic with voters. The article highlights taxpayer spending, voter fatigue over rising bills, and opposition from the Conservatives and Reform UK to the Net Zero consensus.

Right 2.2

Daily MailSep 17, 2026Sig. 3NewsScience Climate

Would YOU stop flushing the toilet to save the planet? Woke environmental scientists want Brits to switch to perfumed pellets to help conserve water

A University of Surrey study tested dissolvable toilet pellets intended to reduce flushing and conserve water, finding participants used them privately but often resumed flushing when guests were present. The article highlights the researchers' claims about social stigma and water savings while framing the proposal as an intrusive environmental nudge.

Right 3.0