Reading every single word in a newspaper article can be super time consuming, but it's worth it when you're trying to find bias in the reporting. Biases can be really subtle and hard to catch, so pay careful attention to the entire article. Set aside time each day to tackle one article at a time. This will help you practice the kind of skills you need to recognize bias, and you'll go faster each time. Start by giving yourself about a half hour for an article that's a few pages long. Some people only read headlines, so they're designed to communicate a clear point as quickly as possible. This means that using just a few words, most headlines make an argument. Evaluate each word to check whether they describe something positively or negatively. Ask yourself why the headline might not be totally neutral. For example, the headline "Hundreds Attend Peaceful Protest" tells a different story than "Angry Riot Confronts Police." Look at the words used to describe the people, political issues, and events mentioned in the article. If the language makes them sound good or bad, rather than just neutral, the reporter may be trying to influence you to favor one side over another. After you're finished reading, take a minute to think about how you feel about the issue the article covered. Do you suddenly want to support a particular politician or fall on one side of political debate? If so, you'll need to think about whether the article convinced you with facts or slanted language. Think about who typically reads this kind of article. Reporters might want to write stories that their readers will appreciate, which could lead to biased reporting. Try running a Google search to look for descriptions of the typical age, gender, racial background, income, and political leanings for the audiences of several newspapers and media outlets.  Enter something like “demographics of New York Times readers” into the Google search bar. You may find information that's a few years out of date, but your search should still give you a broad...

TL;DR in Indonesian:
Bacalah keseluruhan artikel dengan cermat. Lihat kepala berita. Tanyakan kepada diri Anda sendiri apakah artikel tersebut menyakiti atau membantu seseorang. Temukan siapa pembaca artikel. Cermati bahasa yang melebih-lebihkan atau penuh warna. Identifikasi nada tulisan reporter untuk mengetahui perasaan mereka terhadap topik tersebut. Periksa gambar untuk mencari bias. Buat daftar sumber artikel. Periksa data statistik dan penelitian yang dikutip dalam artikel.