Seems like a poorly trained ML model - crudely speaking, perhaps its training set was tilted towards descriptions of conservative news sites so it learned to insert the word "conservative" when describing a news site.
Weird I just searched and got totally different text, can't upload the screens screenshot tho
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It showed me the same thing, but after searching again a few times I'm now seeing a summary of the articles on their homepages.
Side note: I've had a weird bug a few times with DDG lately, where it showed me results for current events that were completely unrelated to what I was looking for. I searched for something like "10 inch chef's knife" but the results were as though I had typed "US house of representatives speaker." This has happened maybe three or four times in the last two weeks.
Interesting that allsides has The Atlantic as being on the liberal side of things; Mrs. Hedge describes it as "a make work project for unemployed neocons." David Frum, the "axis of evil" guy, is a regular contributor there .
@hedge because they aren't using the political compass. Two or three political dimensions with only two words describing them leads to meaningless labeling.
That would explain it! I think I remember seeing Jacobin as being the same degree of liberal as The Atlantic, and there's no way that could be right! Oops, I mean "correct." 🙄