Biased Current Event: Murder of Bald Eagle

In Virginia, a man was put under house arrest and had to pay a fine for killing a bald eagle. He pleaded guilty under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act. I thought that the result of the trial was good since the man did something that was unnecessary. Hopefully when people hear about this story, they will think twice before hurting animals. This is biased because it comes from Fox News which is more in favor of Republicans over Democrats.

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  1. chrheaNovember 4, 2017 at 12:30 PM

    Be careful... sources that generally sway to one side of the political pendulum can still produce unbiased news stories. Look for specific evidence in each publication to determine whether or not that piece displays bias.

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