Even newspapers that are considered "newspapers of record", meaning they are well-known and considered to have high journalistic standards, likely contain some element of bias. Even if your article is from a well-known newspaper, it is still important to evaluate it for credibility (try using SIFT).
A recent study by researchers at the University of Rochester (Pan, Qi, Wang, Lyu & Luo, 2023) sampled a large dataset of 1.8 million news headlines from major U.S. media outlets spanning from 2014 to 2022 and found that media bias is growing. The discrepancy was largest with reporting on "social issues" which showed "a mixture of media bias and attitudinal difference. Bias is revealed by different descriptions of the same events and the attitudinal difference is indicated by the topic preference of different media outlets" (p. 6).
