Inside the Beltway: Public getting more skeptical in its views of the press
by The Washington Times
The Washington Times— The American public does not have a particularly comfortable relationship with the press and news coverage itself these days. Yes, we have some numbers of note about that.
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Zero Hedge—Watch: Biden Lectures Press To Get Behind His Campaign. Watch: Biden Lectures Press To Get Behind His Campaign Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, In an incredible moment at the annual White House correspondent’s Dinner Saturday, Joe Biden lectured reporters, telling them they need to “rise up” and get behind his campaign, insinuating that if they don’t there will no longer be a free press in America. Biden addressed the press, stating that “the most urgent question of our time is whether democracy is still the sacred cause...