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How political polarization affects the perception of news and media bias
Independent media ratings and academic studies consistently place CNN left of center, especially in its online and cable programming, while many reliability assessments still deem its reporting genera...
CNN cannot be neatly labeled “moderate” across the board: independent ratings and academic studies generally place CNN to the left of center, yet its content varies by program and time slot—hard-news ...
Mainstream news coverage of Donald framed the episode as both a shocking breach of political norms — an assault on a widely respected Vietnam POW and stalwart — and as an early signal of Trump’s insur...
began as a pioneering 24-hour news service without an explicit ideological label, but academic analyses show its relative position shifted over time—tracking toward the left in primetime during and af...
Mainstream U.S. television outlets most commonly perceived as left-leaning are CNN and MSNBC, with broadcast network news (NBC, ABC, CBS) frequently characterized as center-to-center-left by parts of ...
Claims that CNN is politically biased are supported by multiple independent ratings and academic studies that place the network to the left of center in its online and cable output, while other resear...