The New Republic
Since Then'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.
Stories with The New Republic coverage
These stories include reporting from The New Republic. Each story brings together a matter's updates and coverage from different outlets.
- The 2026 South Carolina Senate race: Darline Graham's Republican primary win
- Trump's deployments of the National Guard to Los Angeles, Chicago and Portland
- The 2026 Georgia Senate race: Jon Ossoff vs. Mike Collins
- E. Jean Carroll's legal fight with Trump
- The US-Iran war: passage through the Strait of Hormuz
- The Israel-Hamas war: Trump's peace plan, the 2025 ceasefire and what followed
Recorded ratings
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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.
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Counted as Left, from the raters' rating above. How we count coverage