The roster

Each outlet carries two positions: domestic, relative to its own country's center of gravity, and absolute, on one shared cross-national axis. The UK's editorial center sits left of the US center, so both readings are shown.

United States

Absolute axis

LeftUS centerRight
OutletLensDomesticAbsoluteAccess
The Nationleft / social democrat-8-8Full text
MSNBCleft-7-7Full text
Rolling Stoneleft / magazine-6-6Full text
Gristgreen-6-6Full text
Vanity Fairleft / magazine-5-5Metered
GQcenter-left / magazine-4-4Metered
CNNcentre-left-3-3Full text
NPRcentre-left-3-3Full text
CBS Newscentrist-1-1Full text
Reuters USwire00Full text
Associated Presswire00Full text
The Hillcentrist01Full text
Reasonlibertarian44Full text
Wall Street Journalcentre-right / business34Paywalled — headline only
National Reviewright / magazine55Metered
Fox Newsright67Full text
The Federalistright / magazine77Full text
Newsmaxpopulist right89Full text
One America Newspopulist right99Full text
RSBNpopulist right99Full text

United Kingdom

Absolute axis

LeftUS centerRight
OutletLensDomesticAbsoluteAccess
Novara Medialeft-9-9Full text
The Guardianleft / social democrat-6-7Full text
Daily Mirrorleft / tabloid-6-6Full text
New Statesmanleft / magazine-4-6Metered
The Independentcentre-left-3-4Metered
BBC Newspublic broadcaster0-2Full text
ITV Newscentrist0-1Full text
Sky Newscentrist0-1Full text
Reuters UKwire00Full text
Financial Timescentre-right / business23Paywalled — headline only
The Timescentre-right34Paywalled — headline only
The Spectatorright / magazine45Metered
The Telegraphright56Metered
Spikedlibertarian / contrarian right66Full text
Daily Mailright / tabloid67Full text
Daily Expresspopulist right78Full text
GB Newspopulist right89Full text