North Korea: Speculation and an Apolitical News Media
The news media has been quick to critique and assess the actions of President Trump – on all issues except North Korea.
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How the Media Covered the Syrian Airstrike
Trump unleashed 59 Tomahawk missiles on a Syrian airbase – and also unleashed a wide range of media praise, criticism, and analysis.
Tweeter-in-Chief: A Political Platform to the People
Are Trump’s political tweets the new “Fireside Chats?”
As the World Keeps Turning, American Media is Focused on Trump
The news cycle has been full of Trump lately – but what about international news?
#Resist: A Social Media Sphere for a Changing Political Climate
A large and seemingly instantaneous protest movement has risen in cities across the nation – including all ages, genders, creeds, and spanning the political spectrum. But how do these protests start, and where does the mass organization come from? The protests occurring almost every day
#ObamaFarewell: 44’s Final Speech
Just 10 days before the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, President Barack Obama returned to Chicago to give his farewell address to the nation. While supporters stood in unity in Chicago, news outlets painted different pictures. Fox News opinion writer Bill Whalen said that Obama’s
After Trump: The Fracturing and the Future of the GOP
Beyond any particular party lines or staunchly-held ideologies, the indisputable fact that the GOP must now prepare to regroup, rebuild, and pick up the pieces of a party in disarray after the 2016 election. Media outlets across the nation agree that Donald J. Trump, the