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The Atlantic Lean left

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https://theatlantic.com · 32 articles in the last 7 days

Track record, last 30 daysi

Stories covered: 21
First to report: 4 of 7 (57%)
Typical lag behind the first report: none
Claims it backed that most outlets disputed: 0 of 5
Agency copy (Reuters, AP, AFP…): 0%
One-sided stories it covered: 3
Articles we could read in full: 25%

Tone of its coverage

Critical5
Alarmist1
Mixed1
Sympathetic1

From our story pages' assessment of its articles.

Charged language we've flagged

“revenge”“collapsing probe”“die-hard loyalists”“provocative”“openai has gone rogue”“running from trump”“great data-center rebellion”“save american democracy”“maga-world ties”“right-wing fundraising deals”“a most trumpian plan to make nice with russia”“murky future”

How it framed recent stories

Paramount and Warner Bros. move toward closing $111bn merger
Says the deal is close but its future is uncertain.
Trump envoy proposes Russian prisoner swap for sanctions relief
Presents the plan as characteristically Trumpian dealmaking with Russia.
Atlantic reports Fetterman's new fundraising firm has MAGA-world ties
Investigative piece portraying Fetterman's fundraising as a deliberate drift toward Republican donors and operatives.
Data center backlash becomes US midterm election issue
Opinion-style piece casting the backlash as a possibly democracy-saving populist rebellion.
Gaza documentary NAZA debuts at top of Italian box office
Opinion piece arguing the film's Nazi analogies fail to make viewers confront their moral position and instead distance them from the war.
Republicans weigh appearing with Trump amid his poor public standing
Asks whether Republican candidates' distancing from Trump will succeed, alongside midterm maps and court disputes.
OpenAI and the AI-hacking crisis
Opinion piece with a headline accusing OpenAI of going rogue and stressing the unknowable scale of the crisis.
Lawyer resigns from DOJ investigation into alleged 'deep state' con...
Opinion newsletter arguing the probe is driven by revenge and a predetermined conclusion, not staffing problems.

The Atlantic Lean left

Recent stories it covered