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Stephen Colbert has repeatedly used satire to question and ridicule former President Donald Trump's academic record and mental acuity, riffing on buried school transcripts and Trump’s public boasting ...
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Stephen Colbert has repeatedly used satire to question and ridicule former President Donald Trump's academic record and mental acuity, riffing on buried school transcripts and Trump’s public boasting ...
No single outlet can be declared the definitive "best" source of objective, unbiased news; multiple legacy wire services and public broadcasters are repeatedly recommended as among the least partisan ...
PolitiFact is not owned by a political party; it is operated as a nonprofit project under the Poynter Institute, which assumed ownership from the Tampa Bay Times in 2018 so PolitiFact could function a...
The claim that “the left hate[s] Trump and therefore uses the media to make him look bad at everything he does” compresses political motive, journalistic practice and market dynamics into a single exp...
Major outlets shifted in tone, emphasis and sourcing when covering ICE from the Obama years to the Trump and post‑Trump eras: earlier reporting sometimes included cooperative, embedded segments that e...
The underreporting of missing Black women in the United States is driven by intersecting forces: systemic racism that shapes economic vulnerability and law enforcement responses, media bias that prior...
Mainstream outlets foregrounded and verified Kirk’s repeated, on-record criticism of the Civil Rights Act, framed it as part of a broader pattern of controversial, often far‑right rhetoric, and emphas...
The Hill’s political coverage is shaped by a mix of formal ownership, past editorial interventions, commercial incentives and its institutional audience; current ownership by Nexstar Media Group is th...
Large, peer‑reviewed reviews and measured studies place the mean erect penis length at roughly 5.1–5.5 inches (12.95–13.97 cm), with a commonly cited pooled result of about 5.16 inches (13.12 cm) from...