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Dearborn’s Arab immigration story begins in the early 20th century with migrants drawn by Ford-era jobs and has continued in waves tied to Middle East conflicts and U.S. refugee flows; scholars and lo...
Claims that “reality has a liberal bias” map onto a long-running debate about whether news media tilt left. Empirical work finds many journalists identify as liberal yet detects little or no systemati...
Reddit’s bias is heterogeneous: the platform as a whole trends left on average, but individual subreddits range from progressive to extreme right-wing and can host strong ideological, gender, and mode...
Major third‑party media‑bias evaluators generally rate the Los Angeles Times as left‑leaning or “skews left,” while some commentators argue the notion of a broadly “liberal media” is overstated; speci...
There is no single authoritative count in the provided reporting that classifies every “major” U.S. media conglomerate as conservative or liberal in 2025; available sources describe trends, prominent ...
David Shuster is an American television journalist and talk host whose resume spans CNN (early career), Fox News (late 1990s–2002), MSNBC/NBC (anchor and substitute host), Current TV/Al Jazeera Americ...
Donald Trump’s second term has encountered measurable political and public-relations setbacks: his approval dropped to 37% in a CNN/SSRS survey reported by The Guardian , and Democrats posted strong w...
The best directly cited local survey data available to reporters comes from the University of Michigan’s Detroit Arab American Study, which found that about 58% of Arab-identified respondents in the D...
Measured by real GDP growth and headline inflation, the U.S. economy looks broadly stronger now than 18 months ago: real GDP rebounded to a 3.8% annualized gain in 2025 Q2 after a revised −0.6% in Q1,...
Available sources show persistent racial disparities in arrests, convictions and sentencing, with Black people arrested and incarcerated at higher rates than White people even after some statistical c...
Public records and Gundry’s own biographies describe Steven R. Gundry as a longtime cardiothoracic surgeon who served as Professor and Chairman of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Loma Linda and later ran a ...
Ben Carson is best known as a pioneering neurosurgeon—director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins and leader of the 1987 separation of craniopagus (joined-at-the-head) twins—and later moved in...
Accusations that Donald Trump participated in sex parties with underage girls surfaced publicly in 2016 and have been part of a broader set of sexual-misconduct allegations; however, the reporting ass...
Reliable explanations of why American Jews hold diverse political views come from polling and academic work showing Jews are plural, regionally concentrated, and internally divided by denomination, ra...
Barack Obama enacted a mix of race-neutral and race-conscious measures that his supporters say reduced specific disparities (for example, the Fair Sentencing Act’s reduction of the crack/powder cocain...
Data from multiple trackers and survey firms show U.S. aggregate consumer spending remained elevated year‑over‑year in 2025, driven largely by higher‑income households and holiday spending projections...
Bananas are a reliable, convenient source of potassium — a medium banana typically provides roughly 420–450 mg of potassium, supplying about 10–15% of many adults’ daily needs . They are useful for qu...
Available sources show that third‑party media‑rating sites commonly classify many news outlets as left‑center or having a “slight to moderate liberal bias,” often based on story selection, wording, an...
Ben Carson is a retired pediatric neurosurgeon who led the pediatric neurosurgery division at Johns Hopkins and gained fame for high‑profile operations (including separating occipital craniopagus — “b...
A targeted review of the supplied reporting finds academic and journalistic empirical work focused largely on Jewish representation on-screen, stereotypes, and cultural visibility — not systematic, fi...