#media-bias

#media-bias

Trump's executive order may end federal funding for NPR and PBS, citing political bias.

Trump's executive order aims to halt all funding for NPR and PBS, citing concerns of bias and independence in journalism.

Trump's executive order seeks to end federal funding for PBS and NPR, citing bias in reporting.

Trump claims media bias against him is illegal.

He vows to overhaul the Justice Department and expose his opponents.

Trump signs order to end federal funding for NPR and PBS citing bias concerns.

CPB funding termination may harm local public media outlets and rural communities.

The Trump administration created a government website exclusively for positive coverage of the president, sidelining traditional news media.

The media's self-inflicted wounds have led to dwindling audiences and a choice between bias and broader appeal.

Joy Reid's final broadcast highlighted her belief that her divisive show held importance despite its cancellation by MSNBC.

Jen Psaki acknowledges MSNBC's liberal audience does not expect positive coverage of Trump.

The U.S. government has spent over $8 million on subscriptions to left-leaning media in 2024, raising concerns over biased spending.

Wikipedia has transformed into a partisan tool undermining conservatives, exemplified by its treatment of Vice President JD Vance.

Cuomo highlights concerns over media censorship and biased attempts to take NewsNation off the air.

Comcast's news coverage faces scrutiny for immigration-related reporting, risking its operational license.

Government officials criticize major news networks for their portrayal of immigration cases.

FCC demanding CBS to provide unedited interview transcript raises concerns over government influence on media.

Trump appointed Brendan Carr as FCC chairman to exert more control over broadcasting and tech regulations.

Carr emphasizes the FCC's role in regulating Big Tech and ensuring broadcasters serve public interest.

The GOP-led subcommittee requested PBS and NPR leaders to testify over allegations of biased reporting and failure to cover certain stories.

Bill Maher criticized NPR's claim of being nonpartisan, labeling it as far-left biased during a discussion on government subsidies for media outlets.

Patrick Soon-Shiong aims to restore balance to the L.A. Times, navigating the controversy from blocking an editorial endorsement for Kamala Harris and increasing ideological transparency.

Consolidated corporate media often compromises journalistic integrity due to ownership biases and an ad-engagement model, creating a misleading representation of truth.

The media, particularly Politico, suppressed negative stories about Biden, raising concerns over trustworthiness.

Berkeley media bias influences voter perception in the mayoral election, particularly against Sophie Hahn and Kate Harrison.

Democratic leaders in Illinois falsely claimed ICE agents were raiding schools, highlighting a broader pattern of misinformation.

Wikipedia exhibits a left-wing bias, selectively blacklisting conservative news outlets while favoring left-leaning sources, undermining claims of neutrality.

Jeff Bezos defends The Washington Post's decision not to endorse candidates, citing the need to counter perceptions of media bias.

Jeff Bezos aims to maintain media objectivity by discontinuing presidential endorsements to restore public trust in journalism.