Previous Troubling Reports

The article talks about the "Transgender Battle" and states that " a recent effort failed to statutorily “protect kidnappers” who take children from their parents in order to provide “gender-affirming care.” echoing a problematic sentiment made by JD Vance on the campaign trail about how Tim Walsh "legalized kidnapping" as a Minnesota Governor. PolitiFact, has already since concluded that Minnesota laws “does not authorize the government to take custody of children whose parents don’t consent to them getting gender-affirming care.” However, this sentiment is recycling that belief to create fear and falsely attach child endangerment and nonconsensual behavior to transgender legislation and protection efforts.

In this article, it is talking about Trump and it is spreading misinformation through Trump, saying that after vaccines, babies turn radical. The statements attributed to Trump are misleading and not supported by scientific evidence.

In this article, it is talking about Trump and it is spreading misinformation through Trump, saying that after vaccines, babies turn radical. The statements attributed to Trump are misleading and not supported by scientific evidence.

In this article, it is talking about Trump and it is spreading misinformation through Trump, saying that after vaccines, babies turn radical. The statements attributed to Trump are misleading and not supported by scientific evidence.

In this article, it is talking about Trump and it is spreading misinformation through Trump, saying that after vaccines, babies turn radical. The statements attributed to Trump are misleading and not supported by scientific evidence.

The Diddy case is a large and ongoing case that is set to expose a lot of nefarious behavior particularly as it pertains to the abuse of minors. This information is obvious clickbait and fake news like this can muddy the water as new findings are discovered about Diddy and his conspirators. There are no other sources besides the news reel created by the People's Voice internally and practices like this are unethical and problematic as a source of news.

The article is spreading misinformation about the existence of VAIDS and the platform claims that articles are fact checked by an internal people's voice community however when i checked the link to the community there were only 11 active members involved in this factcheck. This is dangerous because it encourages people to be anti-vaxxers and circulates mistrust and fear. The article also recommends a secondary article from months ago where I could not find sources to verify any of this information as opposed to the recent news directly provided by yale news regarding Post Vaccine Syndrome not VAIDS. The Associated Press has already debunked the misrepresentation of findings from the Australian study that this article references. The language of this article is heavily filled with conspiracy language with quotes such as "They planned this. They counted on you never finding out." and "Have you noticed something different about the vaccinated? The pale, almost greyish complexion… the lingering brain fog… the sudden mood swings… the constant fatigue… and the way even the mildest cold or flu seems to knock them down for weeks?" They also state that the " Covid cabal are in panic mode" and that is why the former CDC director "ran away to Germany" however she is only doing a short term research there as a American Fellow for the Berlin Academy.

The article is spreading misinformation about the existence of VAIDS and the platform claims that articles are fact checked by an internal people's voice community however when i checked the link to the community there were only 11 active members involved in this factcheck. This is dangerous because it encourages people to be anti-vaxxers and circulates mistrust and fear. The article also recommends a secondary article from months ago where I could not find sources to verify any of this information as opposed to the recent news directly provided by yale news regarding Post Vaccine Syndrome not VAIDS. The Associated Press has already debunked the misrepresentation of findings from the Australian study that this article references. The language of this article is heavily filled with conspiracy language with quotes such as "They planned this. They counted on you never finding out." and "Have you noticed something different about the vaccinated? The pale, almost greyish complexion… the lingering brain fog… the sudden mood swings… the constant fatigue… and the way even the mildest cold or flu seems to knock them down for weeks?" They also state that the " Covid cabal are in panic mode" and that is why the former CDC director "ran away to Germany" however she is only doing a short term research there as a American Fellow for the Berlin Academy.

The article is troubling because it is drawing problematic correlations of ethnic communities who are democrats being more likely to commit voter fraud. The article uses statements such as ""in ethnic communities, where tight-knit social structures and cultural dynamics can create fertile ground for manipulation" as well as unsupported claims like "Muslim politicians have been accused of holding secret meetings to auction off absentee ballots to the highest bidder". This article encourages additional scrutiny on ethnic communities and spreads harmful rumors about them as opposed to simply reporting the news.

A recent example involves a fabricated social media post attributed to Elon Musk. On February 17, 2025, an image circulated online purporting to show a post from Musk stating: "Spoiled crybabies across the country are protesting against America’s golden age. Brats like them should go to prison." However, this post was confirmed to be fake. PolitiFact investigated the claim and found no evidence that Musk made such a statement. This incident highlights how easily misinformation can spread through fabricated social media content.

A recent example involves a fabricated social media post attributed to Elon Musk. On February 17, 2025, an image circulated online purporting to show a post from Musk stating: "Spoiled crybabies across the country are protesting against America’s golden age. Brats like them should go to prison." However, this post was confirmed to be fake. PolitiFact investigated the claim and found no evidence that Musk made such a statement. This incident highlights how easily misinformation can spread through fabricated social media content.

The article titled in the New York Post, New York City Workers, Commuters Rejoice Over Trump's Axing of Congestion Pricing Toll. It's biased and omits a lack of differing perspective enough to where it almost constituted as fake news. And the article frequently references different small business owners in New York City, particularly ones that operate commuting businesses and trucking, and how they are ecstatic over the end of the congestion pricing policy in New York City. The article frequently lambastes the fees that incur upon drivers during congestion pricing times and how these workers are financially impacted by it. However, at no point in the article does it ever provide any differing perspective on such a policy that has had enormous changes for the positive. In addition to these negative aspects, such as lower crime rates, particularly on those of subway transits, more people saving money on using the subway, as well as the future benefits that the tolls would add up for improving the subway system, additionally, there has been reportedly much less traffic throughout the New York City area as a result of this.