Spin Watch

Spin Watch (10/1/25)

Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen claim missile strike on Dutch cargo ship Minervagracht in Gulf of Aden, which injured two crew members. The language used in the title subtly frames the … Read Article

Spin Watch (10/1/25)

Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen claim missile strike on Dutch cargo ship Minervagracht in Gulf of Aden, which injured two crew members. This title uses the term “missile strike” which could … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/30/25)

“It was an excellent visit – both the start at the UN and the conclusion in Washington. This is my fourth visit to Washington since President Trump took office. It’s … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/29/25)

Police Chief: Suspect intentionally started fire at Michigan church In the article “Police Chief: Suspect intentionally started fire at Michigan church”, there is a clear framing of violence as an … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/28/25)

The appeal comes amid the spread of measles cases in haredi communities in and around Jerusalem The article’s framing of the measles outbreak in haredi communities in Jerusalem as an … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/27/25)

Iran’s Pezeshkian: We’re not afraid of war The framing of this article presents a tension between the legitimate governance of Iran and the violence enacted by the U.S. and Israel. … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/26/25)

“I had a great meeting with [Middle East] leaders… at UNGA – and I think we’re close to getting some kind of a deal done. We want to get the … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/26/25)

“I had a great meeting with [Middle East] leaders… at UNGA – and I think we’re close to getting some kind of a deal done. We want to get the … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/25/25)

Infant dies of measles in Jerusalem This news story uses the term “measles” as a euphemism to simplify a complex health crisis, potentially downplaying the severity of the situation. Measles, … Read Article

Spin Watch (9/25/25)

Fourth infant dies of measles in Israel this year The framing of this article paints measles, a preventable disease, as an inevitable tragedy. This linguistic shift obscures the structural issues … Read Article