
The COVID-19 pandemic introduced an era of uncertainty that touched every corner of society, stirring up economic and societal turbulence. Amidst the chaos, the media became the essential bridge conveying COVID-19 updates to the public. However, this information exchange birthed an unexpected consequence: political polarization. Suddenly, COVID-19 was no longer just a scientific or health conce
rn—it morphed into the year’s biggest political headline. News outlets and social media platforms alike became battlegrounds of extreme language, biases, and personal attacks, reminding us tha
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