Why is it so hard for the authorities to win public trust? Maybe because they keep lying to us | Gaby Hinsliff
The Afghan superinjunction serves as a focal point for conspiracy theorists, suggesting deep state deception and incompetence within the British government.
Social Media Surpasses TV, Online Articles as Americans' Top News Source for the First Time, Reuters Study Says
A recent poll from Reuters and the University of Oxford shows that social media has surpassed TV as a primary news source in the U.S., with 54% of respondents accessing news via these platforms, driven largely by younger age groups.
Trump 2.0 Is Having an Odd Effect on Republicans' Media Habits
The increased trust among Republicans in mainstream news could signal a slow shift, revealing that not all factors affecting media perception are permanent.
Bret Baier: 'Of Course' Trump Helped Break 'Trust' In Media
Fox News anchor Bret Baier attributed the erosion of public trust in media to Donald Trump, indicating his actions have significantly impacted perceptions of credibility.
It's Not a Threat, That's a Penalty': Pro-Trump FCC Chair Raises Prospect of Pulling CBS's Broadcast License
FCC head Brendan Carr suggests pulling CBS's broadcast license is a potential penalty under the Communications Act, focusing on local media empowerment.