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Left-Leaning A — High Factuality

The Atlantic is categorized as left-leaning based on ratings from AllSides, Ad Fontes Media, and Media Bias/Fact Check. It has a credibility rating of A (High Factuality). We currently track 25 recent articles from this source.


Recent Articles (25)

How the Supreme Court Came to Accept a Practice It Called Unjust

The Court went from condemning partisan gerrymandering to effectively encouraging it.

Europe Without America

The Iran war has given European leaders new impetus to plan for self-defense.

The Candidate From ICE

A GOP primary in Ohio will test Trump’s mass-deportation push.

Why Stocks Keep Going Up

The boom is not as untethered from reality as it may look.

The End of Cigarettes Is Coming

The U.K. is phasing out smoking. How long will Americans tolerate tobacco—and other vices?

More Photos From Artemis II

NASA just released more than 12,000 images from their recent 10-day trip around the moon and back, collecting photographs taken by the four astronauts aboard and automated systems on the Orion spacecr

Why One Coach’s Personal Life Is a Sports-Wide Scandal

Mike Vrabel is facing questions about his personal relationship with a reporter. He should answer them.

The One Tax the Rich Can’t Escape

New York’s proposed pied-à-terre tax is unlikely to chase anyone away.

How Everest Has Changed Since <em>Into Thin Air</em>

Scaling the world’s highest mountain is a very different experience than it was when I climbed it.

The Venture-Capital Populist

How David Sacks and the new tech right went full MAGA and captured Washington

The Only Thing Worse Than Spirit Airlines

… is a world without Spirit Airlines.

A Hilarious <em>SNL</em> Sketch About Heartbreak Goggles

It shrewdly illustrated all the ways that breakups can distort reality.

Reflections in the Door of a School Bus and Other Doors

A poem

The Cost of ‘Natural’ Womanhood

Hormone hype is out of control.

The Rise of Emotional Surveillance

Companies are monitoring workers not just for productivity but for agreeability.

DOJ Enters a New, Even More Aggressive Phase

The department is growing bolder yet, cutting legal corners in service of getting President Trump the headlines—and revenge—he wants.

A Great Actor Who Is Also a Perfect Celebrity

Culture and entertainment recommendations from Dan Zak

The Era of Rational Discourse Is Over

For Jürgen Habermas, who died in March, the essence of democracy was thoughtful back-and-forth argument.

How the Iran War May Play a Role in the Midterms

Panelists joined to discuss the economic fallout from the conflict, and more.

How to Find Focus When It’s Most Elusive

Concentrating on creative work requires setting limits.

They Tried to Move a Whale

A juvenile humpback washed ashore in Oregon. Could local residents save it?

Your Next Dog May Live Longer

A new pill could soon extend dogs’ lives. How will that change our relationship with our pets?

Deepfakes Are Coming for Your Bank Account

OpenAI made the perfect tool for scammers.

Another Reason the White House Ballroom Is an Eyesore

Trump’s pet project would contort a White House design that is supposed to emphasize democracy and openness.

My AI Matchmaker Let Me Down

Is this the future of online dating?

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