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The claim that a specific percentage of major U.S. media companies are owned by Jewish Americans—most notably the assertion that “six Jewish companies own 96% of the world’s media”—is unsupported by c...
As of 2025 the U.S. media landscape is dominated by a handful of very large conglomerates — commonly identified as Comcast (NBCUniversal), The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramoun...
is the clearest, named example in the reporting of a major company that publicly refused to contribute to ’s inauguration or campaign in 2024, having “kept its promise to withhold donations to electio...
The claim "Jews own most of the USA media" is an oversimplification that conflates representation in leadership with concentrated ownership and invites conspiratorial readings; available analyses show...
A small set of giant conglomerates control the lion’s share of U.S. national TV networks and major media outlets: Comcast/NBCUniversal, The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount/Pa...
The claim that : ownership of U.S. media is diffuse, dominated by publicly traded conglomerates and a small set of billionaire investors, and while Jewish individuals occupy prominent executive roles,...
Internet service providers (ISPs log which subscriber received which public IP address at what time, but retention practices are inconsistent: some carriers keep those DHCP/IP-assignment logs for only...
The White House says the East Wing ballroom renovation — now estimated at roughly — is being paid for by a mix of , with funds routed through a nonprofit, while the administration insists no taxpayer ...
ISPs can and do block Tor traffic in various ways, from blunt IP-based blocking of public relays to policy-driven restrictions that discourage running relays; the prevalence and methods vary by provid...
The materials supplied assert that a substantial number of prominent U.S. media companies are or have been led by executives who are Jewish, naming current CEOs and historical figures across broadcast...
A public roster of private contributors to President Trump’s contested White House ballroom was released by the administration, naming some 37 corporate and individual donors including major tech, def...
No credible evidence supports the claim that Stephen Colbert, Rachel Maddow, and Jimmy Kimmel have joined to form a new news network; multiple recent reporting threads describe crossover appearances a...
The new White House ballroom is being paid for primarily by private donors and President Trump, with the administration saying no taxpayer dollars will fund construction . The White House released a l...
The supplied analyses converge on a short list of dominant U.S. media conglomerates — — but disagree on whether Big Tech (Amazon, Meta, Netflix, Apple, Alphabet) should be treated equally as “media co...
is the rebranded successor to after spun off cable assets into a new company, , and the channel adopted the MS NOW name in November 2025 . Assessments of its credibility are mixed: the network has inv...
Brian Roberts’ partisan label depends on which person is meant. : his public giving and activities cut across parties. , and official candidate listings identify him as a Democrat . The primary claim ...
Major U.S. television networks and cable channels are frequently owned by corporations or executives who have *donated to Democratic causes*, but the ownership landscape is mixed and many parent compa...
Microsoft is the owner and operator of the MSN web portal and its associated apps; ownership is corporate rather than individual and is housed within Microsoft’s consumer/web groups . No single, widel...
Brian L. Roberts’ public record and donation history do not show a clear, consistent ideological leaning. Available data show mixed political engagement: corporate and charitable roles that intersect ...
Brian L. Roberts, Comcast’s CEO, has a recorded history of making political donations to both Democratic and Republican candidates and party committees, creating a rather than exclusive loyalty to one...