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TV News Record: With indictment, chyrons & captions get a graphic workout
A biweekly round up on what’s happening at the TV News Archive by Katie Dahl and Nancy Watzman Fox News downplayed Mueller indictment, according to NYT editorial chyron analysis In the most intensive use the Internet Archive’s Third Eye data to date, … Continue reading
TV news fact-checked: Gianforte, Gingrich, Pelosi & more
By Nancy Watzman and Katie Dahl In this week’s round-up from the TV News Archive, our fact-checking partners declare that Greg Gianforte, now Montana’s U.S. House representative-elect, was the aggressor in a conflict with a reporter; Newt Gingrich spread a conspiracy … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Jacobs, Carter Page, Factcheck.org, Greg Gianforte, Maxine Waters, Mick Mulvaney, Nancy Pelosi, Newt Gingrich, Paul Manafort, Paul Ryan, PolitiFact, Rod Wheeler, Steve Mnuchin, The Washington Post's Fact Checker, WikiLeaks, Wisconsin
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TV News highlights: sanctuary cities, cabinet wealth, and more
By Katie Dahl In our weekly highlights reel of fact-checked TV appearances by public officials, we feature our fact-checking partners’ reports on sanctuary cities, what Roger Stone knew about the Podesta emails, the financial wealth of Trump’s cabinet, the loss of U.S. … Continue reading