MS Now
US OutletSlantwise's combined political orientation rating is Left.
Recorded confidence: High Confidence. This describes rating agreement, not factual accuracy.
Published arcs with MS Now coverage
The saved story receipts for these arcs include reporting from MS Now. Each arc brings together a matter's developments and coverage from different outlets.
- The 2026 Texas Senate race: James Talarico vs. Ken Paxton
- Texas's executions in the fall of 2026
- The Border Patrol shooting of Marimar Martinez in Chicago and her lawsuit
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's fall, from losing his titles to his arrest
- Karoline Leavitt's maternity leave and exit as White House press secretary
- The 2026 Nebraska Senate race: Pete Ricketts vs. Dan Osborn
Recorded ratings
These are the raters' published categories, not Slantwise assessments of factual accuracy. Dates show when we recorded or checked the evidence, not when a rater reviewed the outlet.
Rater panel
| Rater and rating | Evidence and dates |
|---|---|
| Media Bias / Fact CheckLeft | Original rating page ↗ Recorded: May 20, 2026 |
| Ad Fontes MediaSkews Left | Original rating page ↗ Recorded: May 20, 2026 |
| AllSidesLeft | Original rating page ↗ Recorded: May 20, 2026 |
On our coverage graphs
Counted as Left, from the raters' rating above. How we count coverage
Editorial note
Formerly MSNBC, rebranded to MS Now in 2025. AllSides rates online content only — broadcast not included. Note: Ad Fontes assigns specific Hyper-Partisan Left ratings to individual MSNBC shows (e.g., The Weekend at -20.4); we record the website-overall bucket as Skews Left.