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Media Bias

All Sides Media Bias Rating
The All Sides Media Bias Rating looks at different news sources and determines which way there is a skew or a bias, if any.

You can search for the IRS Code using two of the library's databases!

CCH Internet Tax Research Network (via AnswerConnect) This link opens in a new window
Federal and state tax reporters, journals, manuals, guides, Internal Revenue Service publications, rulings, and more.
Nexis Uni This link opens in a new window
Nexis Uni (formerly LexisNexis Academic) is a major source of news, legal, and business information, containing over 15,000 full-text publications. The database provides current local, regional, national and international newspapers, broadcast media transcripts, newswires, and blogs. The legal section offers federal and state statutes, administrative codes, court opinions, briefs, pleadings and motions, administrative materials, law reviews and legal news. The business sections contains information on more than 80 million U.S. and international companies and more than 75 million executives, including company profiles, SEC filings, analyst reports, directories, and more. Nexis Uni also offers several useful personalized features for students and faculty who create individual accounts on the database after logging in, including the ability to customize the home page, save searches for later re-use, create search alerts on topics of interest, bookmark documents for later viewing, and retain search history to identify previously-viewed documents. With a personal account, students and faculty can also collaborate by creating and sharing research folders, sharing search strings, and highlighting or annotating documents in a folder.

If you know the title of the newspaper or magazine and want exclusively search that title, use the library's Journals A-Z list first!

This will allow you to see:

If you want to search multiple publications at the same time, select one of these databases: