Media Scramble to Interpret Elizabeth Warren’s DNA Test
The coverage of Elizabeth Warren’s recent DNA test points out flaws in reporting.
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USA Today Unwittingly Furthers Trump Administration’s War On Truth
USA Today’s decision to publish the substantially erroneous op-ed written by President Trump has provoked rightful criticism by others in the news media amid the Trump administration’s ongoing war against truth and the free press.
#StopKavanaugh: The Optics of Political Protest
How will the politics of the Kavanaugh protests affect votes at the ballot box this November?
Reporting on Beto O’Rourke Puts Personality First
Will Beto O’Rourke’s charisma and knack for social media carry him on a blue wave to the U.S. Senate?
Trump OPEC Tweet Raises Criticism and Support from Media
Instead of reporting on the intricacies of OPEC, news outlets stuck to covering the organization in the context of Trump’s tweet.
Religion in Conservative Media Muddies the Political Waters
Conservative media outlets are using faith-based journalism to cue readers and gain political ground, here’s how.
Trump’s Denial of Hurricane Maria Death Toll Makes Headlines
President Trump’s denial of data on deaths due to Hurricane Maria gains widespread and differing coverage.
Anonymous Op-Ed May Change How the Trump White House is Covered
The anonymous op-ed published in The New York Times has the potential to change the nature of White House coverage.
The Danger of the “Breaking News” Bubble
Are the constant push notifications making you tune out?
Disparage the press if you must. But, don’t disparage the truth.
The campaign is over and Donald J. Trump is still fighting. He may have defeated Hillary Clinton, but he is still waging a war against the press — and, more dangerously, against the truth. “I have a running war with the media,” Trump bragged to