American Tribune
U.S. right
Background
The outlet began as "Gen Z Conservative," a youth-oriented conservative commentary site, before rebranding as The American Tribune under Will Tanner, a Washington and Lee University graduate, operating through his company WTMedia LLC. It is not affiliated with the legacy Tribune Publishing/Chicago Tribune newspaper chain despite the similar name. The site publishes a high volume of brief articles and aggregated commentary on U.S. political news, opinion, and culture-war topics. Media Bias/Fact Check classifies it as Right biased with Mixed factual reporting, noting it sometimes cites legitimate sources but frequently amplifies partisan claims without independent verification and has repeated disputed political claims without adequate context. Ground News' aggregated scoring rates its factuality as Low. It lacks the institutional editorial infrastructure, bylined reporting staff, or corrections process typical of larger news organizations, functioning more as a partisan commentary and aggregation outlet than a traditional newsroom.
Sources
- The American Tribune - Bias and Credibility - Media Bias/Fact Check
- News from The American Tribune - Ground News
Profile compiled 2026-09-25; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.