Our findings are startling: When it comes to how American media portrays interactions between different social groups, the United States ranks near the very bottom globally, with only 2 percent of coverage aligning with positive intergroup dynamics.
When elected officials in Minnesota were shot earlier this month, it was a huge story. Huge, but fleeting. Pitted against a global conflict, domestic news doesn't really stand a chance, said Mascia.
Anna Wintour, the icon of the fashion industry and longtime editor-in-chief of Vogue, will step down from her position while remaining in other influential roles.
I'd like to say a word, if I may Dana, about Jennifer Griffin, who was attacked by the Defense Secretary today. An attack she certainly, in my view, did not deserve.
"Your sourcing is terrible. Only a very dumb AI would believe [Media Matters] and [Rolling Stone]! You are being updated this week."
Senator Padilla chose disrespectful political theatre and interrupted a live press conference without identifying himself or having his Senate security pin on.
Piers Morgan criticized Greta Thunberg's recent actions regarding the Gaza aid flotilla, labeling her as an 'attention-seeking narcissist' and making a strong statement about the actual plight of hostages.
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