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Marina Ovsyannikova, a Russian media worker who protested the invasion of Ukraine on live state TV in March, was held for a short time in Moscow on Sunday, according to her social media posts.
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The way NPR tried to discredit our reporting on the secret flights that brought illegal immigrants from the southern border to towns around the country that didn't know they were coming is a great example of bad, dishonest journalism that serves as pure propaganda for the Biden administration.
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We can free ourselves of responsibility by blaming social media for the status of our public square. It also obscures the true causes of political polarization, which range from economic instability to fast cultural change.
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Is TikTok still a venue for short-form video clips? After the company declared today that it will increase the maximum upload time to 10 minutes, it appears to be less and less so.
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The Gates Foundation has operated as a vehicle for Western money while using the Global South as a human experiment under a veneer of corporate media PR. This alarming agenda is likely to be exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
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According to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's database, the oligarch who is influencing the worldwide pandemic response has spent at least $319 million on hundreds of media sites.
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States should remove anti-SLAPP legislation to allow regular folks to sue Big Media and tech giants in court.
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The American media continues to get it wrong in case after case.
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Michelle Young shared her secrets for a successful relationship after feeling unseen on ‘The Bachelorette’ — more
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Meri Brown gushed over her work with LuLaRoe after the company was the subject of a controversial documentary titled ‘LuLaRich’ — details
Marina Ovsyannikova, a Russian media worker who protested the invasion of Ukraine on live state TV in March, was held for a short time in Moscow on Sunday, according to her social media posts.
