Below are 7 different starting points to try. Results will vary depending on your topic and keywords you use.
Listen Notes - Search podcast episodes.
Google News - Start here to search for news articles or by selecting the News tab after conducting a Google search.
AllSides - Search news coverage across publications that generally present different perspectives.
Google Scholar - Search for articles and access results that have a link on the right side.
Google Talk to Books - Discovery relevant passages from books.
Google Dataset Search - Search for datasets related to your topic.
FactCheck.org - Search this IFCN signatory fact-checking website to learn about debated and/or debunked evidence. Others to try out include Snopes and Politifact.
We will be exploring some general library databases available to GUHSD students in greater depth starting on these pages:
What and how is information presented differently?
Search for your topic from a website with a more consistently liberal audience and then from a website with a more consistently conservative audience.
How do sources differ in terms of:
stories covered and highlighted
headlines, titles, and images
pathos: emotional appeals and language
logos: evidence that is presented and how it is framed; evidence that is omitted