All articles tagged with #credibility
The Milan Olympics crowd booed Vice President JD Vance, a moment captured by international feeds but reportedly muted in NBC's US broadcast, illustrating how real-time, multi-angle coverage and citizen video challenge broadcasters’ efforts to curate reality—and threatening credibility ahead of LA 2028 as audiences increasingly compare feeds.
Western analysts say Putin’s war of attrition in Ukraine masks a broader erosion: Russia’s global influence is shrinking as allies in the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America question Moscow’s promises and reliability. While China remains an enabler rather than a true partner, Moscow’s security guarantees are increasingly transactional, leaving partners to fend for themselves even as Moscow maintains selective ties and fertilizer trade leverage.
Amid massive anti-government protests in Iran and a brutal crackdown, Trump weighs potential U.S. strikes but faces questions about whether intervention would help protesters, achieve strategic aims, or merely create new problems. The debate echoes past cases like Syria and Libya, with critics warning against limited or misguided action and a new Quinnipiac poll showing majority opposition to military action; allies urge restraint, leaving the decision uncertain and closely tied to credibility and risk of blowback.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney remains optimistic despite a 35-24 home loss to SMU, emphasizing his team's resilience and his own credibility after a tough season with a 3-4 record, and promising to work hard to improve and win more championships.
Bank of America comments that the US government shutdown, while only causing modest disruption, further damages the country's credibility, impacting financial markets and investor confidence.
Ken Griffin warns that political meddling in the Federal Reserve by President Trump could undermine its credibility, leading to higher long-term interest rates and increased costs for U.S. debt, which could harm the economy and future prospects.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy wore a formal black suit to the White House, a strategic departure from his usual military attire, to project credibility and seriousness during high-stakes meetings, with fashion experts emphasizing the importance of dressing appropriately for such occasions.
Judges are increasingly doubting the credibility of the Justice Department due to repeated instances of misleading, violating orders, and political bias, which threatens the trust and functioning of the legal system.
The White House defended President Trump's decision to fire BLS director Erika McEntarfer, amid concerns about the credibility of employment data, with officials questioning the accuracy of the jobs reports and suggesting a need for new leadership at the agency, sparking bipartisan condemnation and fears of politicization of economic statistics.
The Justice Department is facing challenges in unsealing grand jury transcripts related to Epstein and Maxwell, with Maxwell being interviewed by authorities amid doubts about her credibility, as political figures express concern over the handling of the case.
Investors are calling Donald Trump a 'chicken' due to his pattern of policy reversals, which erodes his credibility and could lead to increased market volatility if he adopts a stubborn stance on trade and economic policies. This nickname highlights concerns about his leadership's impact on financial markets and global economic stability.
Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of transparency, credibility, and living a life rooted in Christ for priests during a Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica, urging them to serve with humility and model their lives after Jesus to strengthen the Church's mission and witness.
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.
Former CIA agent Rupal Patel shares four powerful phrases to establish credibility and earn trust: "What information do you need?", "Is there anyone else who needs to be part of this discussion?", "Who disagrees?", and "I don't know, but I will find out and come back to you." These phrases promote clarity, inclusivity, and honesty, which are essential for effective communication and decision-making.
NBC News' decision to hire Ronna McDaniel as a paid contributor has severely damaged its reputation and credibility. The move has sparked backlash and calls for the network to reverse course and distance itself from habitual liars and enemies of democracy. Critics argue that the hire sends a message that lying is rewarded, and NBC News should take stronger action to affirm its commitment to truthful and rigorous political coverage. The network's handling of the situation has led to calls for apologies and a renewed focus on truth-telling in the media, especially as American democracy faces significant challenges.