That Fictional Atlantic Story on Measles Wasn't Identified as Such Initially

Nolte: Far-Left ‘Atlantic’ Hoaxes Public with Dead Kid Measles Fan-Fiction

The far-left Atlantic, which is funded by Ghislaine Maxwell gal-pal Laurene Powell Jobs, got busted this week after publishing a 3,000-plus-word piece of what you might call “Dead Kid Measles Fan-fiction.” The post Nolte: Far-Left ‘Atlantic’ Hoaxes Public with Dead Kid Measles Fan-Fiction appeared first on Breitbart.

The Atlantic Was Fooled by Its Reporter’s Fictional Report, and Jen Psaki Defies Herself in One Report

Controversy over The Atlantic's fictional measles story and Jen Psaki's contradictory media coverage.

WaPo: Some Say Atlantic Story ‘Felt Misleading’ Once They Learned It Was Made Up

Discussion on The Washington Post's critique of The Atlantic's fictional measles story and reader reactions.

That Fictional Atlantic Story on Measles Wasn't Identified as Such Initially

The Atlantic initially published a fictional measles story without clear disclaimers, causing widespread confusion.

The Atlantic Busted Fabricating Dead Kid Measles Story

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The Atlantic Publishe a Viral "Report" Account of a Boy Dying of Measles Because His Parents Didn't Vaccinate Him.One Small Problem: The "Report" Is Actually Fiction, a "Hypothetical" Morality Play But That Atlantic Presented It As Actual Truth.