The political leaning of news organizations is based on AllSides.com Media Bias Ratings.

• Associated Press (AllSides.com rated as center in 2019, lean left in August 2022, and left starting in November 2024)
• Bloomberg (AllSides.com rated as center in 2019 and moved to lean left in September 2020)
• Business Insider (AllSides.com rated as center in 2019 and moved to lean left in February 2020)
• CDC (AllSides.com rated them as lean right in April 2025)
• Herald Sun (no rating on AllSides)
• History Channel (no rating on AllSides)
• Just Security (AllSides.com rated as lean left in 2019 and moved to center sometime since then)
• Market Watch (AllSides.com rated as lean right in 2019 and moved to center in October 2020)
• National Review (AllSides.com rated as right in 2019 and moved to lean right in September 2023)
• New York Post (AllSides.com rated as right in 2019 and moved to lean right in July 2020)
• Newsweek (AllSides.com rated as lean left in 2019, moved to left in May 2020, and moved to center in late 2020)
• NPR (AllSides.com rated as center in 2019 and moved to lean left in February 2022)
• Reason (AllSides.com rated as lean right in 2019 and moved to center in September 2024)
• The Guardian (AllSides.com rated as lean left in 2019 and moved to left in November 2024)
• The Times of India (no rating on AllSides.com)
• The Week (AllSides.com rated as center in 2019 and moved to lean left in June 2021)
• Tribune News Service (no rating on AllSides.com)
• University of Nebraska Medical Center (no rating on AllSides.com)
• USA Today (AllSides.com rated as center in 2019 and moved to lean left in July 2021)
• World Economic Forum (no rating on AllSides.com)