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  • A quarter-century after 9/11, whether students learn about the attacks often depends on where they live. Most states have no mandate.
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    A quarter-century after 9/11, whether students learn about the attacks often depends on where they live. Most states have no mandate.

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We analyze the media ecosystem itself, helping you distinguish between news and noise so you can better navigate the landscape of information in today’s world.

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A super PAC funded by Elon Musk is using Facebook ads to red-pill American voters and collect data about their 'every click.'
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Musk’s super PAC is flooding Facebook with political ads for a website that harvests its users’ data


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  • When President Trump addressed the nation Thursday night on election interference and foreign meddling, only some networks, including CBS and Fox News, interrupted regular programming to carry his remarks.
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    Jul 17
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    Trump demands ABC, NBC lose licenses after skipping election speech

  • Jul 15
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    A newspaper publisher called immigrants ‘parasites’ on July 4th. A priest criticized him for publishing racist AI ‘slop’

  • When a ‘proof-of-life’ isn’t proof enough: Here's how reality fails to keep pace with rumor.
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    Jul 15
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    One Republican senator is dead, another is still alive. Both are the center of conspiracy theories

  • Instagram’s 3-day turnaround on new AI image-remixing tool is gathering press attention for the wrong reasons.
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    Jul 14
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    Meta suddenly retracts new ‘gross’ AI feature. Is this customer-responsive or damage control?

  • Michael Cohen is out of jail and wants to be the new Rush Limbaugh. Plus, we examine Trump’s unprecedented influence over the press.
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    Jul 14
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    On the media beat, it’s all Trump all the time

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    Michael Cohen’s journey from Trump fixer to MAGA pariah — to ‘the next Rush Limbaugh?’

  • The attorneys general of 12 Democratic-led states claim the largest deal in Hollywood history would harm TV studios and moviegoers.
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    Jul 13
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    States go to court to stop Hollywood merger that would put CNN, CBS News under one roof

  • The Trump administration is trying to force several New York Times journalists to reveal their sources for stories that reported security concerns about the president’s new Air Force One.
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    Jul 11
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    Trump administration trying to force reporters to identify sources on Air Force One story

  • Thousands called on the government to preserve ABC's speech rights and leave “The View” alone. Will the FCC Listen?
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    Jul 10
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    Viewers overwhelmingly support ‘The View’s’ fight against the FCC. Will that matter?

  • Press freedom advocates are sounding the alarm after a judge barred journalists from publishing school security footage without major edits.
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    Jul 10
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    ‘Censorship, full stop’: Judge’s order gives him final say on publication of school security footage

  • A free speech battle over an image of the green ogre in a compromising position has come to a head.
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    Jul 8
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    A blogger sent a lawmaker a photo of Shrek’s penis. Now he faces 6 months in jail

  • A judge is weighing student privacy against press freedom after ordering New Brunswick Today to delete school‑security footage of a BB‑gun incident.
    Mark Keierleber/Straight Arrow
    Jul 7
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    Judge weighs press freedom vs. student privacy in contentious legal battle 

  • A white supremacy rally in D.C. went viral online. Now, its members are claiming victory.
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    Jul 7
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    A white supremacy rally in DC goes viral. Should the media ignore it or expose it?

  • A New Jersey journalist published school surveillance video of a student bringing a weapon to campus. The district sued to censor him — and won.
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    How a school district censored a local newspaper — and left a community in the dark

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    Jul 1
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    FTC takes aim at AI bias, warns ‘ideological objectives’ could violate federal law

  • A German soccer fan visiting the U.S. for the World Cup who documented his experiences on social media says he’s left X following backlash.
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    Jul 1
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    Americans were charmed by a German soccer fan’s US travelogue. Then they saw his old posts

  • Carlos Espina creates a quick video after voting in early primary elections at BakerRipley East Aldine Campus in Houston on Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026. With over 14 million subscribers, Espina creates mostly political video content on TikTok in Spanish.
    Elizabeth Conley/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images
    Jul 1
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    ‘Newsfluencers’ give young people a third of their news. But are they really journalists?

  • NPR retracted a story claiming Supreme Court Justice Alito had retired. The chattering class on social media had already weighed in.
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    Jun 30
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    NPR falsely reported a Supreme Court justice was retiring. The internet noticed

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    Jun 30
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    New York wants cigarette-style labels on AI-generated fake news. Publishers warn it could tarnish real journalism

  • Fox News is apologizing after one of its guests, Kevin O’Leary, made unfounded claims connecting data center critics to China.
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    Jun 29
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    Why Fox News apologized for remarks by Kevin O’Leary of ‘Shark Tank’

  • Comcast announced it’s splitting into two entities: tech and media, marking a rare occurrence of corporate separation over consolidation.
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    Jun 29
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    Why Comcast is separating its tech and media entities while other companies consolidate

  • Cable television made more news available to more people than ever. But research suggests it ruined journalism – and America’s soul.
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    Jun 28
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    How cable news broke journalism — and America

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    Cluster of AI news sites suddenly goes dark after human reporter starts asking questions

  • A new federal lawsuit by some 400 local newspapers alleges Microsoft and OpenAI use their articles to power chatbots — without pay or credit.
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    Jun 25
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    Small newspapers take on Big Tech in AI battle. A loss could devastate local news

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