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The Hill

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Clad has been grading The Hill segments since Jun 2026 — 65 reports so far, published several times a week. Its most-covered subjects on Clad: Iran, Elections, Foreign Policy. Every report checks the segment's load-bearing claims against primary sources, then scores the coverage for factual accuracy, political lean, and how the public received it — so you can see how The Hill's reporting holds up story by story, not just take its word for it.

Latest reports

B+ Grade

Political Lean 5% Right-leaning

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Laura Loomer interviews Zelensky in Kyiv after reversing Ukraine stance

Jul 27, 2026

The segment covers right-wing activist Laura Loomer’s recent visit to Kyiv, where she interviewed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and publicly reversed her long-standing opposition to US aid for Ukraine. Hosts play clips of Loomer admitting she fell for Russian propaganda and now supports supplying weapons, citing a direct quote from her social media post. They discuss how Trump’s failed peace push, Russia’s continued aggression, and Ukraine’s defensive efforts influenced similar shifts among some conservatives. The second half addresses casualty rates, the role of European allies, and the absence of ground troops. Sourcing relies on Loomer’s public statements, her interview footage, and hosts’ analysis; no independent experts or data graphics appear.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean 12% Right-leaning

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Trump visits GM Milford Michigan facility to highlight economic agenda amid Senate primary

Jul 27, 2026

The segment covers President Trump's July 27 visit to GM's Milford Proving Ground in Michigan to promote his economic agenda ahead of the state's Senate primary. It includes local economic indicators, expected policy highlights like no-tax-on-tips, and tensions around new tariffs. Corey Smith reports on Michigan's 5% unemployment, $4.22 gas prices, auto job trends, $20 billion in claimed investments from companies including OpenAI and Stellantis, and the Gordie Howe Bridge opening without a joint ceremony due to toll and tariff disputes. Democrats focus on affordability while their primary pits Haley Stevens against Abdul El-Sayed.

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A- Grade

Political Lean 25% Left-leaning

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Troy Jackson wins Maine Democratic Senate nomination at Bangor convention

Jul 26, 2026

The Hill reporter Caroline Vakil covered the Maine Democratic Party's Senate nominating convention in Bangor on July 25, 2026. Delegates selected former state Senate President Troy Jackson as nominee to challenge Republican Sen. Susan Collins in November, defeating Saundra Pelletier by a wide margin after other candidates withdrew. Jackson's acceptance speech highlighted health care, LGBTQ rights, reproductive rights, and opposition to Trump and ICE following a recent Biddeford shooting. Delegates displayed 'retire Susan, no more concerns' signs criticizing Collins' voting record.

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B Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

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The Hill panel ties data center opposition to public AI job and security anxieties

Jul 26, 2026

The segment discusses growing local opposition to data centers built for AI expansion. Guests theorize that anxieties over AI's impact on jobs, national security, and daily life are directed at the physical infrastructure of data centers. They cite low public familiarity with AI, noting only one in five Americans use it more than once a week—below France—and point to longstanding environmental concerns as amplifying the backlash against new construction.

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C+ Grade

Political Lean 72% Right-leaning

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Soave critiques DSA influence on Democrats amid 2026 midterm outlook

Jul 25, 2026

The segment opens with analysis of a Fox News interview with NYC DSA co-chair Gustavo Gordillo, criticizing his comments on capitalism, immigration, landlords, and government-run grocery stores. It links DSA's rise to Democratic polling struggles and midterm prospects, citing comments from James Carville, Sarah Longwell, and Jamie Metzl. Robby Soave argues DSA represents a radical takeover with ties to figures like Hasan Piker. The co-host offers pushback on family background, price controls, and comparisons to far-right figures.

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C- Grade

Political Lean 65% Left-leaning

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Jeffries lays out Democratic agenda, slams Trump on Iran war and costs

Jul 23, 2026

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries held a press conference outlining the party's agenda ahead of the November 2026 midterms. He criticized Trump and Republicans on rising costs, ICE enforcement, Medicaid cuts, ACA credits, and a US war with Iran, while pledging lower costs for groceries/gas/housing, affordable health care, and accountability for corruption. The session included Q&A on recalibrating messaging on Iran, fundraising, committee leadership, data centers/AI legislation, Republican attacks labeling Democrats as communists, spending bills, and primaries. Democrats highlighted passing a War Powers resolution and launching a '100 days of action' on affordability.

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C+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Left-leaning

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New Jersey officials remove 6,600 non-citizens from voter rolls after software error

Jul 22, 2026

The segment covers New Jersey Governor Mikey Cheryl's announcement that a software error led to 6,600 non-citizens being registered to vote from June 2023 to 2024. Less than 400 cast ballots, prompting her statement on accountability and vendor changes. The hosts debate the incident's significance, reference the Heritage Foundation's low fraud rate estimates, discuss the SAVE Act's ID requirements, and weigh state versus federal election oversight roles.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean 55% Right-leaning

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Rep. Tim Moore supports NDAA pay raises and Iran supplemental funding amid July escalations

Jul 22, 2026

The segment featured North Carolina Rep. Tim Moore discussing the FY2026 NDAA, which includes military pay raises and upgrades for drones, AI, and satellite systems. It addressed supplemental funding for ongoing US operations in the Iran conflict, recent Iranian missile activity, energy prices, and a continuing resolution to avoid shutdowns. Moore also referenced the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and linked affordability concerns to the SAVE America Act. The interview drew on public reporting of Secretary Hegseth's Capitol Hill testimony and open-source information about the Iranian regime.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean 45% Right-leaning

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Trump hosts Lebanese President Aoun in Oval Office amid Iran, Hezbollah talks

Jul 21, 2026

The Hill broadcast the live Oval Office press conference between President Trump and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on July 21, 2026. Trump addressed ongoing military pressure on Iran, record deportations, sharp reductions in Washington DC crime, the successful 2026 World Cup, and US relations with Venezuela following its recent earthquake and prior intervention. Aoun discussed support for the Lebanese Armed Forces and Hezbollah disarmament. The segment relied on Trump's direct statements and brief remarks from Aoun, with no independent experts, data graphics, or opposing voices. Questions from reporters covered tariffs, Iran timelines, and Lebanese security needs.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Left-leaning

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Acting Navy Secretary Declares No Reprimands After Blue Angels Low Pass Over Pensacola Beach

Jul 17, 2026

The segment covers a low-altitude Blue Angels pass over Pensacola Beach, Florida, on July 15, 2026, during a practice run that disturbed beachgoers' equipment. It details the Navy's initial review, the decision against reprimands, and public reactions including criticism from Adam Kinzinger. Hosts discuss safety risks, express appreciation for flyovers, and reference Hegseth's defense of continued displays. The second half shifts to Hegseth's recent testosterone screening policy for troops over 30 and broader military ethos comments.

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A- Grade

Political Lean 5% Right-leaning

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Tillis Senate speech warns SAVE America Act cannot be implemented before midterms

Jul 16, 2026

The clip shows Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) delivering a Senate floor speech opposing inclusion of the SAVE America Act in reconciliation or other fast-track measures. He details decentralized election administration across roughly 10,000 local entities, argues the bill cannot be implemented before November midterms given early voting timelines, and threatens to filibuster or slow proceedings if attempted. Tillis advocates grants, audits, and phased implementation instead. The segment relies on Tillis's direct remarks with no additional guests, graphics, or on-screen sources referenced beyond his statements; it captures his emphasis on practical governance experience versus theoretical policy.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Left-leaning

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McConnell Issues Health Statement After Weeks of Speculation, Same Day as Graham Death

Jul 13, 2026

The segment discusses Sen. Mitch McConnell's July 2026 statement explaining his recent hospitalization as resulting from a fall that caused brief unconsciousness and mild pneumonia. It covers weeks of prior speculation, a photo with his wife, his move to rehab, and notes he is not yet voting. The timing coincides with the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham at age 71. Hosts debate calls for video confirmation from figures like Laura Loomer and Jason Chaffetz, broader transparency needs for senators, and questions about aging leadership. McConnell's planned retirement is referenced, alongside discussion of potential special election implications and votes like military funding.

▶ Source: The Hill