Explainer
Radar Explainer
How Bias Radar Works
The five-part framework behind every Bias Radar analysis.
Independent claim analysis
Before You Share It, Radar It.
Clear, balanced breakdowns of viral claims, political spin, missing context and emotional manipulation.
Radar verdictsAccurateMostly accurateMissing contextMisleadingUnsupportedFalseOpinion as fact
Meme and post analysis
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Use these for meme-based stories, screenshots, headlines, clips and viral claims. The original post should usually be the feature image.
Evergreen media literacy
Radar Explainers
Use the tag Radar Explainer for broader guides, how-to articles and non-meme explainers.
A repeatable standard
Every claim passes through five checks
Claim
What is actually being asserted?
Context
What background is accurate and relevant?
Missing information
What was omitted, simplified or distorted?
Emotional trigger
Which reaction is the post trying to provoke?
Fair conclusion
What can the evidence reasonably support?
Put it on our radar
Something setting off your radar?
Send us a meme, article, video or political claim before you share it.
Submit a claimTrust is part of the product.
Primary sources first.
Documents, transcripts, data and peer-reviewed evidence whenever available.
Corrections stay visible.
Material errors are corrected clearly rather than quietly erased.
Challenge welcomed.
Readers can submit stronger evidence against any conclusion.