Paste a link to any news article and get the signature RUSH Grade — honesty, bias, influence, and headline accuracy — plus an AI summary, the outlet's bias ratings, and the conversation. Already graded by RUSH? You'll get the same grade everyone else sees.
Every article is read in full and graded on four metrics. Each metric earns a letter grade, and the four combine into the overall RUSH Grade — A+ to F.
Does the headline match what the article actually reports? Honest framing — or a promise the story never keeps?
Is the reporting comprehensive? Are claims sourced? Is relevant context included, or strategically omitted?
Is the language neutral? Are sources balanced? Does the framing subtly push a viewpoint through loaded terms?
Is the reader being informed or manipulated? Are clickbait and outrage tactics at play?