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The Hill

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The Hill is owned by Nexstar Media Group, a large publicly traded broadcast company, and operates as a Washington-focused political news and opinion platform. Multiple independent media-rating organizations — including AllSides, Media Bias/Fact Check, and Ad Fontes Media — consistently rate it as centrist. Its news reporting on the Trump administration has been largely neutral, while its opinion section has published both critical and supportive voices.

Owned byNexstar Media Group (publicly traded, Nasdaq: NXST); acquired The Hill in August 2021 for $130 million

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2.5average bias score across 13 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

2 Senate Crypto Market-Structure Bill Released in Revised Form With No Democratic Backing Ahead of August Recess
2 House Republicans Introduce Stopgap Bill to Fund Government Through December 4
2 Senate Fails to Advance $1.15 Trillion Defense Bill as Democrats Object to Renewed Iran Strikes
2 Oil Jumps After U.S. Reinstates Iran Blockade and Trump Proposes 20% Hormuz Transit Fee
2 Pentagon Says National Guard Anti-Crime Mission in Washington Could Run Through January 2029 as Some States Pull Out
3 Federal Judge in Ohio Orders USCIS to Resume Deciding Frozen Green Card and Work Permit Applications, Setting a 30-Day Deadline
5 Venezuela's Official Earthquake Death Toll Passes 3,500 as Opposition and Protesters Press Acting President for Elections
2 House Republican Hardliners Freeze Floor Over Border Bill, Testing Speaker Johnson's Narrow Majority
2 House Fails to Advance Defense Bill After 14 Republicans Join Democrats to Block Procedural Rule Tied to SAVE Act
2 Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill Indicted on 16 Counts Tied to New Orleans Court-Clerk Fight
3 Trump Withholds Signature on Bipartisan Housing Bill, Pressing Senate to Pass Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Measure
4 May PCE Price Index Rises to 4.1% Year Over Year as Consumer Spending and Income Each Climb 0.7%
2 Supreme Court Rules Migrants at the Border on Mexican Soil Have Not "Arrived" in the U.S. and Cannot Apply for Asylum