#media-bias

#media-bias

When Chesa Boudin was elected as San Francisco's district attorney, a powerful political and communications operation immediately went into effect to try to undermine his policies. Unrelenting news stories talked about huge increases in crime, about a lawless city, about how a progressive DA was making us all less safe.

Qualitative methods confirmed findings in media bias, utilizing a framework grounded in Entman's framing theory. It focuses on political biases in media texts, especially story framing and selection bias.

Netflix is going after @BrettFavre for being an outspoken Trump supporter. We stand with Brett Favre. They want to tarnish his name.

Harry Belafonte expressed anger at Martin Luther King’s funeral, criticizing newspapers for creating a climate of hate that contributed to King's assassination, highlighting biased coverage of civil rights.

Becky O'Malley stated she can no longer trust leaders like Sophie Hahn and Jesse Arreguín due to their failure with the ceasefire resolution.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, by claiming that ICE agents were at a local elementary school, sparked panic only to be contradicted by the truth: they were actually Secret Service.

Stephanopoulos incorrectly said Trump had been held liable for 'raping' Carroll, when he'd been found liable for sexual assault. Stephanopoulos had not apologized.