Previous Troubling Reports

Article title including inflammatory terminology which perpetuates the idea of illegal immigrants being more likely into criminal activity. An extremely damaging and harmful stereotype to place on any group of people for that matter.

Article title including inflammatory terminology which perpetuates the idea of illegal immigrants being more likely into criminal activity. An extremely damaging and harmful stereotype to place on any group of people for that matter.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the New York Post. They published an article claiming that doubts about vaccines and masks during COVID-19 were proven correct. The article spreads confusion and misinformation about health measures that were already proven by scientist.

Lost of bias inherent in the title itself, by utilizing trigger words such as "panicked" and "unusual". The article itself also uses the same technique, although makes a nice correlation between the two parties having similar reactions to Biden's presidency and Obama's presidency, as well as stating statistics on how only 15% of doomsday preppers are liberal. Unfortunately, most of the sources in this article link to more articles from Daily Mail. It also states that both extreme sides of the parties show a distrust in the government, which could be the link to the increased number of preppers online.

The misinformation or fake news I found this week comes from the Daily Mail article titled, California Democrats Put on the Backfoot as Wildfires and Criticism Rage. Political fallout may affect federal aid for California. The article is misleading, as the title suggests an in-depth discussion of potential federal aid restrictions for California, yet the content barely addresses this. Only about 5% of the article touches on the topic, including a vague quote from a Democratic strategist about Trump potentially withholding aid. The rest of the article focuses on criticizing Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for their handling of wildfires, while also highlighting social media attacks by Elon Musk and Donald Trump. The piece devolves into recounting political feuds rather than providing any substantial analysis of policy or federal aid implications. This misleading framing qualifies as misinformation, as it promises a policy-driven narrative but instead delivers political drama with no evidence to support claims of federal aid fallout.