Welcome to That’s The Peg!
At That’s The Peg, we’re rewriting the rules of news for the modern generation. Say goodbye to dull and dreary copies and hello to a fresh, sassy take on what’s happening in the world.
We’re not your average news site. We’re your go-to source for all things trending, quirky, and relatable. Whether it’s the latest celebrity gossip, viral internet trends, or hard-hitting world news, we’ve got you covered – and we’re serving it up with a side of attitude.
Our team of writers are young, passionate, and plugged in to what’s happening right now. We’re not afraid to speak our minds and add our own unique spin to the stories we cover. From hot takes to sassy opinions, we’re not just reporting the news – we’re shaping the conversation.
But we’re more than just a news site. We’re a community of like-minded individuals who aren’t afraid to embrace our quirks and celebrate our differences. Whether you’re a trendsetter, a meme lover, or just someone who loves to stay in the know, there’s a place for you here at That’s The Peg.
So go ahead, dive in, and join the conversation. We promise you’ll never look at the news the same way again. Welcome to That’s The Peg – where news meets attitude!
No agenda
We're middle-ground by design. We chase the story, not a side — and we'll tell you when we're unsure.
Transparent
Every source gets a bias rating. Every poll shows its India vs UAE split. No quiet edits, no hidden hands.
Community-driven
Your votes, reactions and comments shape what rises. The Peg is a conversation, not a lecture.
How the Bias-o-meter Works
Every news source we cite gets placed on a left → centre → right scale, so you can see where a story is coming from at a glance. We don’t invent these ratings — we aggregate two of the most respected independent media-bias raters, AllSides and Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC), and plot the consensus.
The marker shows the source’s lean; the label spells it out in words. When raters disagree, we place the dot at the midpoint and say so. Here’s what it looks like on a real article:
Our goal isn’t to tell you who to trust — it’s to give you the context to decide. If you think we’ve mis-rated a source, tell us; we update ratings as the raters do.