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The Dallas Express is characterized as a right-leaning news outlet that frequently advances conservative frames and has been called 'right-wing propaganda' by multiple local reporters and watchdogs.
Reporting from D Magazine, the Columbia Journalism Review/Tow Center and others found multiple signals tying the resurrected Dallas Express to the Metric Media “pink slime” network — including contemp...
The modern Dallas Express exhibits clear signs of a right-leaning editorial project: independent assessments classify it as “Right Biased” with mixed factuality, critics link its relaunch to conservat...
The Dallas Express began as a Black-owned weekly in the Jim Crow era, tracing origins to William E. King’s Dallas Bee (1892/1893) and positioning itself as “the South’s Oldest and Largest Negro Newspa...
The evidence in the public record supports the characterization of the modern Dallas Express as a right‑leaning news outlet that frequently advances conservative frames, republishes partisan press mat...