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Joe Rogan's Trump Endorsement Sparks Controversy
1 year ago•Source: Slate
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NDA Leads in Andhra Pradesh as Exit Polls Predict Jagan Reddy's Downfall
India Today and Times Now have released conflicting exit poll predictions for the Andhra Pradesh assembly elections, raising questions about their credibility. India Today forecasts a win for the Telugu Desam Party-led NDA, while Times Now predicts a victory for the YSR Congress Party. Both channels' predictions vary significantly, making it uncertain which will be closer to the actual results.
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"The Murdoch Legacy: A Changing of the Guard at Fox News"
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"Fox's Future: Lachlan Murdoch Takes the Helm, Viewers Beware"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Guardian
Despite Rupert Murdoch's departure from Fox News, analysts predict that politically, very little will change for the network. Fox News is expected to continue amplifying political bias, disinformation, and fostering outrage and division to support conservative causes. The network's focus on economic concerns and maximizing shareholder value is unlikely to lead to significant changes. The recent settlement with Dominion Voting Systems and the ongoing defamation lawsuit from Smartmatic have significant implications for Fox's future. While some believe Murdoch will continue to wield power behind the scenes, others argue that the network's playbook will remain the same, encouraging Republican politicians and fending off competition from other conservative channels. The impact of Murdoch's departure on democracy and the corrosive effects of Fox News on political discourse are important considerations.