The Wall Street Journal

United States

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Straight To The Point News assigned The Wall Street Journal a political classification of Lean Right. This rating was assigned on after reviewing a sample of its coverage. The next review is due .

U.S. national daily founded in 1889 and owned by News Corp through Dow Jones, best known for business and financial news. Its newsroom and its opinion pages (including the unsigned "Review & Outlook" editorials) are run separately.

Media Bias Rating

STTPN rating: Lean Right

The Wall Street Journal's news reporting is largely straight and business-focused. Its editorial page has long argued for free markets, lower taxes and a hawkish foreign policy.

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Top Stories Covered by The Wall Street Journal

  1. Photos of James Talarico, left, and Ken Paxton, right, in circles over a cream outline of Texas on a purple background.