Gizmodo
Gizmodo's media bias rating is Lean Left.
An independent review conducted by an AllSides staff member in April 2020 concluded that while Gizmodo primarily focuses on technology/science news and developments, it sometimes does so with a left-leaning slant.
Many politically-oriented stories published on Gizmodo feature bias that frames President Donald Trump and conservative policy stances in a critical light. Opinion articles featured on Gizmodo tend to favor left-leaning ideals, and rarely support viewpoints that might tend to lean right.
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Anti-vaccine advocate and health secretary for the United States, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., ordered the nonprofit he once chaired to delete a webpage that mimicked the design of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention while wrongly linking vaccines to autism. The New York Times earlier reported on the development. RFK Jr. has long been an outspoken skeptic of vaccines, despite scant evidence supporting cause for concern. The mock website featured evidence both supporting and debunking a connection to autism, but much of the research making a connection was reportedly...