Political Bias - Does there seem to be an obvious, or even subtle, lean favoring one political side?
Commercial Bias - Are there disclosures, obvious positive links between stories and advertising, or conversely a noticeable lack of reporting on a visible advertiser?
Temporal Bias - Is the story "breaking news"? Does it relate to recent events? Is there more backstory?
Visual Bias - Are any visual images used (photographs, infographics) misleading or emotionally charged?
Sensationalism - Are there shocking details? Are there exaggerated details or topics that seem more for entertainment?
Narrative Bias - Is the writer trying too hard to create a narrative instead of reporting facts?
Fairness Bias - Are multiple sides of an issue presented? Is the presentation neutral?
Expediency Bias - With a focus on being the first to report a story, are all angle explored in depth?
(Borrowed from the University of Texas Libraries "Evaluating News Sources" https://guides.lib.utexas.edu/news/evaluate)