Britain’s top left-wing newspaper, The Guardian, has announced it will no longer post on Elon Musk’s X social media platform over “far-right conspiracy theories and racism” and Musk’s decision to campaign for Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election.
Following President Donald Trump’s 2024 landslide election, the incoming Trump administration has the opportunity to hold the legacy corporate media accountable for blatant falsehoods and bias by focusing on how antitrust enforcement, how broadcasters treat streaming media, and broadcast spectrum allocation.
The vast majority of President Joe Biden’s 2020 supporters who are independents or Democrats are unaware of the “radical” policy positions Vice President Kamala Harris has held, according to a Media Research Center (MRC)/McLaughlin & Associates poll.
Legacy media outlets have blamed Elon Musk and social media for the anti-migration riots and called for more censorship in Britain.
Legacy media pivots to kill mode for Mr Brexit past week, scrabbling to shut him down, having earlier been so friendly to suit their own ends.
Nigel Farage has accused a prominent legacy media outlet of “collaborating” with the Kremlin to protect the “dying Conservative Party”.
Deputy PM Robert Kaliňák laid the blame for the assassination attempt against Robert Fico at the feet of the media for stoking division.
A review found BBC staff were discouraged from reporting on the negative impacts of migration over concerns of being branded racist.
The BBC lacks “moral clarity” and has demonstrated a clear bias on in favour of Gaza, former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said.
The face of the BBC’s disinformation fact-checking unit, Marianna Spring, allegedly fabricated fictitious details on her resumé in 2018.
The NY Times admitted that corruption has hit the “highest level of Ukrainian politics” as officials said military funds have “vanished”.
The legacy media is panicking over the rise of the so-called “far-right” as the populist VOX party is predicted to enter government in Spain.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of Newsmax TV’s “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry (R) discussed the state’s lawsuit against government attempts at blocking what it deems misinformation on social media and stated that any legacy media outlet confronted with
Left-wing publisher issued an apology amid allegations that it had covered up sexual harassment by a prominent columnist.
The BBC announced on Monday the formation of a new disinformation unit in its newsroom to counter alleged conspiracy theories and fake news.
European media outlets have labelled Trump as being “unforgivable” and America as a “banana republic” as criminal proceedings against the former president begin.
Corporate media outlets are blurring the Nashville school shooter’s preferred “transgender identity,” revealing their desire to minimize political damage to the transgender cause that they usually celebrate.
The BBC said Gary Lineker will “step back” from presenting Match of the Day until they come to an agreement on his social media posts.
The publicly-funded British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has again been accused of wasting taxpayer money after handing an Islamic State bride a 10-part podcast series.
Comcast-owned Sky News has stealth edited an uncritical article about “Chechen jihadis” fighting the Russians in Ukraine, heavily deemphasising their “jihadi” status.
The EU threatened to sanction Twitter following the suspension of journalists over allegedly sharing private location of Elon Musk’s jet.
Prince Harry accuses The Mail on Sunday of causing wife Meghan Markle’s miscarriage in the final episodes of the couple’s ‘Megflix’ series.
Democrat legislation marketed as advancing “voting rights” has no justification in the events of January 6, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) said on Monday’s edition of the Breitbart Daily News podcast with host Alex Marlow.
Alfred Ortiz of Job Creators Network writes in the Hill that voters need only examine their wallets and pocketbooks to determine how to vote in the upcoming midterm elections.
