False equivalence is a type of cognitive bias or flawed reasoning style. False equivalency means that you think (or are told) two things should have equal weight in your decision-making. If one ...

False equivalence. My heart sinks, as does yours, at the mere sight of these words. But just when I was ready to post a picture of a great new beer -- from Utah! -- plus some interesting/alarming ...

He won't fall into the false equivalence trap for sure but he's certainly adapted to a different audience. (I think it's great that he's reaching more people).

Tensions were high during a Vatican press conference where families of Israeli hostages clashed with the press over "false equivalence" between Israel and Hamas.

News False equivalence wrecked our headline on Trump’s felony convictions: Letter from the Editor Published: Jun. 01, 2024, 9:17 a.m.

But for the media to continually create this false equivalence between the “far-right” and the “far-left” is misleading and distorts a crucial, critical reality of American politics in ...

False equivalence has been described as a logical fallacy that describes a situation where there might appear to be equivalence, particularly in terms of magnitude, when in fact there is none.

This Week in Review: False equivalence in shutdown coverage, and a paywall backtrack Plus: Facebook and Twitter’s fight over TV conversation, more NSA revelations, and the rest of the week’s ...

Former President Barack Obama has suggested a moral equivalence between Hamas’ Oct. 7 atrocities and Israel’s occupation.

False equivalence is a pox on our political discussion these days. Some believe newsrooms are unfair unless everything they do cuts straight down the middle. But news is messy, not some perfectly ...

“This is no time for neutrality or for false equivalence, or for excuses for the inexcusable,” said Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. “There is never any justification for terrorism… ...