Previous Troubling Reports

Speculates based on social media posts that traffic is clear in LA because of mass deportations, although other sources (such as https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/traffic-on-busiest-la-highway-vanishes-amid-ice-raids-wild-x-video-claims-101752110711906.html, which notably is also only going off of spcial media posts and should not be fully trusted either) note that there are voices doubting the veracity of the poster's statements, even doubting that the road depicted in posted video is the one the poster says it is. The Infowars article is standing beside a claim without duly verifying that it is factual, contributing to potential misinformation as the original post takes potentially doctored information and attributes political meaning to it.

This article/news report is completely baseless. Alex Jones does not cite where any of his sources are from and claims that the entire US government has been raping children. The article is a singular sentence long and provides truly no context, support, or evidence for any of the claims made.

This CNN article describes the Jeffrey Epstein case including his crimes, those potentially involved, and his subsequent death. The article places a lot of criticism on US Attorney General Pam Bondi and the way she handled the case. CNN showcased Pam Bondi’s contradictions in her statements about the number of victims, videos of Epstein, and the existence of a “client list.” Overall, I feel like this article is pretty one-sided, as the majority of quotes used were condemning Bondi and Trump. For example, X comments from Laura Loomer were added saying that Bondi should be fired. X comments from Elon Musk were also used saying that the real reason officials haven’t made more Epstein files public is because Trump’s name is in them. While reading the article, it didn’t seem like there were multiple perspectives fairly shown, only one very critical view on Pam Bondi and Trump. In addition, the author used fairly strong language to criticize Pam Bondi and Donald Trump, calling it a “botched handling of the Epstein files” and saying that “the Trump administration has itself to blame.” This is why I think this news article is troubling and contributing to misinformation.

Within this article there are many instances of framing and one sided language by the author, yet the article does include a good amount factual information. For instance, "Trump has delayed his monster tariffs." Using the word "monster" is a strong, negative adjective while it could be interpreted as describing the scale or impact of the tariffs, it also contains a clear negative connotation. This article also lacks any counter arguments and focuses heavily on the threat of tariffs and the delay of deadlines, and impact on American consumers. While these are all valid points, the author does not explore the statements from the Trump administration, it does not dive into the potential positive outcomes that the tariffs might argue for.

This "article" as a whole is very unprofessional. There is no background on where the information was taken from, and no linked sources/evidence to back up the claim. A single sentence is not enough to effectively inform readers.

This "article" as a whole is very unprofessional. There is no background on where the information was taken from, and no linked sources/evidence to back up the claim. A single sentence is not enough to effectively inform readers.

This seems to be a blatantly false take and deeply irresponsible journalism. There is absolutely nothing to support this and zero common sense suggests it. Regardless of what you think regarding Epstein and the current administrations actions about it, the idea that a sitting president would have this information and use it as blackmail as an apparently noble cause is absurd. It's an article that doesn't pass the smell test remotely, and if it does for you then frankly you should work on your critical thinking skills.

This article uses rhetoric from the Trump administration to push the idea that "Alligator Alcatraz" is necessary and houses only criminals, while only having 1 piece of evidence (a social media post) as backup. It also fails to ignore statistics coming out that show most detainees from ICE raids do not have criminal records.

This article claims that Trump's cuts to the NWS played a part in the poor forecasts leading up to the flash floods in Texas. Other reports tell us that warnings were sent out before the event occurred, and that the NWS did what it was supposed to do during the crisis. While initial rain forecasts underestimated rainfall amounts, this cannot be directly tied to cuts to the NWS, since weather forecasts are naturally difficult to get right.

This article claims that Trump's cuts to the NWS played a part in the poor forecasts leading up to the flash floods in Texas. Other reports tell us that warnings were sent out before the event occurred, and that the NWS did what it was supposed to do during the crisis. While initial rain forecasts underestimated rainfall amounts, this cannot be directly tied to cuts to the NWS, since weather forecasts are naturally difficult to get right.

This article claims that Trump's cuts to the NWS played a part in the poor forecasts leading up to the flash floods in Texas. Other reports tell us that warnings were sent out before the event occurred, and that the NWS did what it was supposed to do during the crisis. While initial rain forecasts underestimated rainfall amounts, this cannot be directly tied to cuts to the NWS, since weather forecasts are naturally difficult to get right.

This article claims that Trump's cuts to the NWS played a part in the poor forecasts leading up to the flash floods in Texas. Other reports tell us that warnings were sent out before the event occurred, and that the NWS did what it was supposed to do during the crisis. While initial rain forecasts underestimated rainfall amounts, this cannot be directly tied to cuts to the NWS, since weather forecasts are naturally difficult to get right.