The New Republic
Slantwise's combined political orientation rating is Left.
Recorded confidence: Low Confidence. This describes rating agreement, not factual accuracy.
Original evidence links are missing for some recorded ratings, or the ratings were imported without a documented original review.
Published arcs with The New Republic coverage
The saved story receipts for these arcs include reporting from The New Republic. Each arc brings together a matter's developments and coverage from different outlets.
- The US-Iran war: oil prices, gas prices and the market fallout
- Karoline Leavitt's maternity leave and exit as White House press secretary
- The death of a Russian plague-lab worker and fears of an outbreak
- Brazil's 2026 presidential election: Lula vs. Flávio Bolsonaro
- The taxpayer-funded government ads featuring Trump before the midterms
- The killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by immigration agents in Minneapolis
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 link not recorded Look up on MBFC ↗Recorded: date unknown |
Imported rating: the original review was not documented. A later evidence check does not reconstruct that review date.
Search links are lookup aids, not original evidence.
On our coverage graphs
Counted as Left, from the raters' rating above. How we count coverage