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The Atlantic

How The Atlantic compares with the rest of the spectrum this week.

The Atlantic this week, in numbers

Counted over the last 7 days and compared with the 26 outlets we aggregate. Updated every 15 minutes.

Headlines this week
4about 0.6 a day
Last 24 hours
10% also covered by another side
Overlap with the other sides
50%2 of 4 headlines this week belong to a story that liberal, neutral or conservative outlets on another side also ran
Tone of headlines
About the same as the site averageThe Atlantic averages 0.00; all outlets average −0.04 on a −1 to +1 sentiment scale
Bias rating
−1.2Lean left on our −2 (far left) to +2 (far right) scale
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Stories The Atlantic covered that the other sides also covered

Open a story to read every side's headline next to The Atlantic's. All stories covered from all sides

  1. Gas Prices Could Cost Republicans the Midterms

    2 sources1 Liberal1 Neutral0 Conservativelast seen

  2. Trump’s Secret Points System for Cabinet Members

    2 sources1 Liberal0 Neutral1 Conservativelast seen

Latest from The Atlantic

The 4 most recent headlines we collected from The Atlantic. Every link opens the original article.

  1. Trump’s See-No-Evil AI Policy

    neutral

  2. Gas Prices Could Cost Republicans the Midterms

    neutralCovered from 2 sides

  3. Trump’s Secret Points System for Cabinet Members

    neutralCovered from 2 sides

  4. AI Is Running Laps Around Our Political System

    neutral