Dana Bash emphasizes that unbiased reporting involves correcting those who spread false information.
Changing Landscape of Objective Reporting CNN anchor Dana Bash has expressed that “objective reporting” has evolved beyond just showcasing multiple sides of an issue. In a feature for Modern Luxury’s DC Magazine, she noted her role as one of Washington’s more consistent figures, emphasizing her knack for “pursuing contradictions” in discussions and challenging incomplete narratives. […]
Sen. John Fetterman criticizes US media, stating that the press is assisting Iran through ‘selective reporting’ on Operation Epic Fury.
Fetterman Criticizes Media for Coverage of Operation Epic Fury SEN. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) has voiced concerns about the U.S. media’s “selective reporting,” suggesting it underplays the achievements of Operation Epic Fury while inadvertently aiding Iran during the conflict’s initial month. “I read all the politics in ‘Epic Fury.’ Iran loves the media and is learning […]
Senior Disney executive feels unhappy about reporting to Dana Walden, according to sources.
Disney’s Executive Shuffle Creates Tension It seems Disney might not be the happiest place on earth for everyone, especially for one of its key executives. Reports indicate that Alan Bergman, chairman of Disney Entertainment, feels “miserable” after learning he will now report to Dana Walden, the newly appointed president and chief creative officer of Disney. […]
White House Criticizes Anti-War Reporting As ‘Fake News’ Soon After Key Official Steps Down Over Iran
On March 17, shortly after several high-ranking officials from President Donald Trump’s administration stepped down due to conflicts, a senior White House figure criticized unfavorable reports regarding the ongoing war in Iran. White House press secretary Caroline Levitt shared an opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal, co-authored by ex-Clinton advisor Mark Penn and former […]
Fresno State University students turn down free New York Times subscription due to its progressive reporting.
Student Government at UC Rejects NYT Subscription Proposal The student government at the University of California has turned down a proposal to provide free subscriptions to the New York Times for student groups. The decision stems from concerns about how the publication covers significant global issues. Aliya Hassan, a board member and opponent of the […]
LADOT’s campaign on buses encourages reporting suspicious activity
Just when devoted users of Los Angeles public transit thought they had seen it all. The buses are already viewed as unreliable, unsafe, and overcrowded, especially with drug users. Now, it turns out they have significant cleanliness problems, too. Things have gotten alarming enough that the city’s transportation department felt compelled to launch a video […]
Trump Administration Stops Reporting Veterans to NICS Just for Having a Fiduciary
VA Ends Reporting of Veterans with Fiduciaries to NICS On February 17, 2026, President Trump’s Department of Veterans Affairs announced it would cease the long-standing practice of reporting veterans who use fiduciaries to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). Earlier, on February 27, 2024, Breitbart News highlighted concerns surrounding veterans’ gun rights, which […]
Police across the country encourage reporting former partners with warrants as a Valentine’s Day gesture
Police Departments Get Playful This Valentine’s Day Across the nation, police departments are taking a humorous approach to Valentine’s Day, suggesting that residents report ex-partners who may have outstanding warrants. The Uxbridge Police in Massachusetts took to social media with a witty poem, joking about revenge and urging locals to check on their former flames. […]
Morning Glory: Traditional media is discovering the difficult truth that free content surpasses unsuccessful reporting.
There’s been a lot of chatter about the changing landscape of news recently. Sure, people will always be drawn to written content—it’s quicker than listening or watching. But that doesn’t mean readers—news buffs, in particular—will stick with any given platform. Michael Kelly, a respected figure in American journalism, used to emphasize that journalism is more […]
ESPN is bringing on sports gossip influencer Lily Shimbashi to shape entertainment reporting.
ESPN is set to welcome Lily Simbasi, the founder of Sportsish, into its creator division. The sports network is reportedly finalizing a two-year agreement with her to serve as a full-time creator focused on major events. This comes from a source close to Front Office Sports. Simbasi’s initial task will be as ESPN’s primary content […]