The fortune of Dorothy Payne Whitney provided the 
The fortune of Dorothy Payne Whitney provided the startup money for this publication, which included 19 rebuttals of Charles Murray to appease writers who were displeased with its presentation of excerpts from The Bell Curve. A writer at this publication was found to have fabricated nearly half his articles, including one about how Jukt Micronics was hacked by 15-year-old Ian Restil. This publication began taking hawkish and pro-Zionist stances after being bought by (*) Martin Peretz. This magazine, for which Stephen Glass worked, was founded by Herbert Croly, Walter Weyl, and Walter Lippman. When this magazine shifted to mostly online-based publication following its purchase by Chris Hughes, Franklin Foer, Leon Wieseltier, and many of its other employees resigned. For 10 points, identify this liberal commentary magazine.
The fortune of Dorothy Payne Whitney provided the startup money for this publication, which included 19 rebuttals of Charles Murray to appease writers who were displeased with its presentation of excerpts from The Bell Curve.
The New Republic [or TNR]