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2 months into Trump's second administration, the news industry faces challenges from all directions

During the second Trump administration, journalists face challenges with labeling and public dissatisfaction, which has continued for years.
Journalists are facing challenges from a more assertive President Donald Trump during his second administration, as they grapple with public dissatisfaction and new legal threats.
Trump has ongoing lawsuits against CBS News and The Des Moines Register for negative coverage, creating concerns about press freedom.
Supporters of Trump believe there needs to be a correction in media practices to better reflect public information consumption.

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The Daily Caller

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Conservative Review

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‘Through The Roof’: CNN Data Guru Breaks Down Surge In Americans Saying US On ‘Right Track’ Under Trump

Harry Enten said that the percentage of Americans who believe the nation is "on the right track" has surged under Donald Trump's second administration.

8 hours ago·Washington, United States

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New Statesman

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Donald Trump is living down to expectations

We are more than two months into Donald Trump’s second term as US president. Few on this side of the Atlantic relished his return to office, but one could hear respectable voices argue that the sky was not going to fall in. The first term was not so bad, they would say; he might pursue some absurd policies but the moment the markets get jittery or public opinion moves against him, he will self-correct; and yes, he will force Ukraine to the negot…

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Alternet

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'We're scared. We're outraged. We're sad': Behind the angry voters at explosive town halls

Two months into Donald Trump's second presidency, lawmakers are encountering a lot of anger and frustration at town hall events. Some of it is frustration over Trump's far-right policies, but some of it is frustration with Democrats — who, some voters complain, aren't doing enough to push back against Trump's agenda.The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty describes that frustration in her March 24 column, noting the type comments that two lawmakers …

1 day ago·Washington, United States

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tippinsights

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How Are The Media Treating Trump In His Second Term? (Hint: It's Not Better): I&I/TIPP Poll

President Donald Trump had a rough ride with the media during his first term. Big media and smaller social media alike often treated Trump with open scorn, and peppered him with insulting epithets, calling him "fascist" or even "Hitler." Is it better this time? Not much: A majority in the latest I&I/TIPP Poll say he's still being treated the same or worse as back then. There's little doubt, even among those on the left, that Trump is deeply revi…

1 day ago

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Washington Times

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Trump faces most nationwide injunctions in recent history

President Trump has faced more nationwide injunctions in his first two months in office than any of his predecessors in recent history -- except, that is, for himself during his first term.

2 days ago·United States

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Where Have All the Pussyhats Gone?

Demonstrators participate in the 2020 Women’s March in New York City on January 18, 2020. (Photo by John Lamparski/Getty Images)Democrats aren’t sure how to talk about womenIn the midst of last week’s government-shutdown fight, as Chuck Schumer weighed caving to Donald Trump, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged the Senate minority leader to heed the advice of two fellow party members and buck up.“Democratic senators should listen to the wome…

2 days ago

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