The Guardian: political leaning and recent coverage

United One News classifies The Guardian as left-leaning. This rating is an automated estimate and has not been reviewed yet.

Owned by Guardian Media Group (Scott Trust).

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Recent coverage

  1. Trump appoints Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff —
  2. Youth-led political protests surge across the globe —
  3. Datacentre protest and a giant statue of Pope Leo: photos of the day – Friday —
  4. UK to mandate salary disclosures in all job advertisements —
  5. Trump and Netanyahu Clash Over Iran Strike Timing in Recent Phone Call —
  6. Russell Brand Convicted Of Rape And Sexual Assault In UK Court —
  7. Midterm results increase political strain on US-Israel relations —
  8. Former FBI Chicago Chief Sues Trump Administration Over Pressure —
  9. Minns warns RBA rate rise could close unprofitable shops —
  10. US Senator Chris Murphy Hospitalized After Suffering a Stroke —
  11. UK Zoo and Welsh Health Services Face Closure Risks —
  12. Chancellor fails to guarantee minimum wage pledge for younger workers —
  13. Starmer says UK must get closer to Europe as US relationship changes —
  14. UK Chancellor John Healey Unveils Autumn Budget 2026 —
  15. Vivek Ramaswamy discontinues attack ad that prompted wave of revulsion —
  16. Peltola campaign linked to second Dan Sullivan ballot effort —
  17. Russell Brand denies rape and sexual assault charges at London trial —
  18. Criminal case against alleged Bondi terrorist delayed amid ‘unprecedented’ investigation —
  19. Tennessee Manhunt Underway For Escaped Convicted Murderer —
  20. Trump Advocates Mortgage Relief and Cash Promises Ahead of Midterms —

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