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Slate Magazine
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Slate was founded in 1996 and is owned by The Slate Group. The American online magazine covers progressive political topics along with current event topics as well. Their online publications can be found at slate.com and is ranked 21 in the law and government category against other sources. It has an average of 19m monthly visits.

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Our A.I. media bias rating of Slate Magazine shows what policies Slate Magazine supports and opposes including Slate Magazine's conservative and liberal leanings based on analysis of three hundred of articles scanned daily using the latest data science and artificial intelligence technologies.

Bias scores are on a scale of -100% to 100% with higher negative scores being more liberal and higher positive scores being more conservative, and 0% being neutral.

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The Analyst Bias Score is on a scale of -100% to 100% with higher negative scores being more liberal and higher positive scores being more conservative, and 0% being neutral.

-52% Very Liberal

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-56% Very Liberal

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News Source Ranking

Slate Magazine is ranked N/A among other media sources and has an average of 22,780,000 monthly visits according to Similar Web.

At Biasly, we rate political news articles from Slate Magazine using our Bias Meter technology to provide readers better insight into the conservative and liberal leanings present in today’s media. Here is a list of biases found in articles, political policies, and politician biases from Slate Magazine:

Policy	Bias score
Abortion	1% Center
Affirmative Action	-40% Moderately Liberal
Anti-Discrimination Laws	-72% Very Liberal
Assisted Suicide	-63% Very Liberal
Black Lives Matter Protest	-69% Very Liberal
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ARTICLE	BIAS SCORE
How Henry Kissinger Became Zoomers’ Public Enemy No. 1	-28% Moderately Liberal
Who’s Actually Running for President in 2024?	-44% Moderately Liberal
The Supreme Court Will Decide if Texas Is Allowed to Kill the Internet	0% Center
Vivek Ramaswamy’s Worst Debate Moment Is a Big Problem for the GOP Now	0% Center
OK. I’ll Bite. Who’s Doug Burgum?	0% Center
The 5th Circuit’s New Abortion Pill Ruling Targets Patients Directly	0% Center
The Latest Abortion Pill Ruling Makes a Dark Bet on the Supreme Court	0% Center
The 5th Circuit Is Learning From Its Supreme Court Smackdowns	0% Center
The Guy Who Blew It for Republicans in Ohio	0% Center
The Most Important Vote for Abortion Rights in the U.S. So Far This Year	0% Center

The Most Important Vote for Abortion Rights in the U.S. So Far This Year	0% Center
The 5th Circuit Is Furious That the Supreme Court Put It in Timeout	0% Center

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Alabama Is Quickly Discovering the Dangers of Defying the Supreme Court	0% Center
The Supreme Court Goes to War Against Businesses It Deems “Woke”	0% Center
Ketanji Brown Jackson Wrung One Thing Out of John Roberts’ Affirmative Action Opinion	0% Center
Ron DeSantis’ Campaign Needs a Reboot, and It Hasn’t Even Started	0% Center
Will This Make Biden Acknowledge the Supreme Court Is Out of Control?	-70% Very Liberal
Clarence Thomas Has One Great Point About Affirmative Action	-70% Very Liberal
Happy 50th Birthday to the Memo That Reframed Corporations as Victims in American Life	-70% Very Liberal
Private Schools Are the Real College Admissions Scandal	-70% Very Liberal
Why Obamacare Might Survive — Even if Trump Gets His New Supreme Court Justice	-94% Extremely Liberal

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The Supreme Court Just Teed Up a Direct Assault on Civil Rights Law	-62% Very Liberal
Why the GOP War Against Protesters Won’t Succeed	-70% Very Liberal
The Supreme Court Moves the Shadow Docket Out Into the Light	-70% Very Liberal
John Roberts Just Pulled Off His Greatest Judicial Magic Trick	-86% Extremely Liberal

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The Real Target of the Supreme Court’s EPA Decision	-56% Very Liberal
Why the Pope Won’t Rein in the Renegade American Bishops	-70% Very Liberal

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I Watched the Hunter Biden Movie So You Don’t Have to	-70% Very Liberal
How “Big Tech” Became the Right Wing’s 2020 Bogeyman	-70% Very Liberal
Could Anyone Have Convicted Kyle Rittenhouse?	-70% Very Liberal
California’s Larry Elder and the New Black Republicans	-52% Very Liberal
Millions of Americans Are About to Lose Their Homes	-70% Very Liberal
How Black Lives Matter Changed the American Conversation About Israel and Palestine	-70% Very Liberal
“Americans Are Paying for the Bombs Falling on Gaza Right Now”	-70% Very Liberal
Republicans Are Out of the Mainstream on Race	-70% Very Liberal
The Capitol Rioters’ Camouflage	-70% Very Liberal
Biden Plans to “Reinvigorate” a Community Policing Office That Has a Dark History	-70% Very Liberal

Zoom Is the Best Thing to Happen to Local Government in Years	-70% Very Liberal
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s New Twist on the Trumpian Habit of Blaming the Media	-70% Very Liberal

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