The only ones in the center there are The Hill and WSJ. Everything else in that center category is left of center. Yes NPR "news" is left of center like the opinion articles.
Ah, this is the litmus test for whether or not someone is a Trump drone: their inability to distinguish between actual bias and merely telling unpleasant truths about Trump.
Trump lies often (far more than predecessors), is overtly corrupt, has failed to accomplish almost everything he said he'd do, completely botched the pandemic response, courts vicious dictators while bullying allies, and is explicitly tolerant of racism (if not an active supporter). This isn't spin -- these are all demonstrable facts.
For that matter, the Republican party is also characterized by an
admitted obstructionist strategy and attempts to censor the truth (such as denying climate science) while promoting lies (see Matt Gaetz and Jim Jordan in the big tech hearing).
Neutrality in journalism doesn't mean being nice to each side. It means telling the truth, and in some cases one side will look much worse than the other as a consequence. You want the media to present rosier pictures of Trump and the Republican party? Get better politicians.