A look at America’s news influencers
Plus, Brendan Carr tapped for FCC head, The Associated Press to reduce workforce
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Google tests removing news articles by EU-based publishers from search
Plus, The Onion buys Alex Jones’ Infowars, Bluesky emerges as an alternative to X
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Trump’s relationship with the media
Plus, Australia proposes social media age requirement, public media to get extra funding for statehouse reporting
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Newspaper non-endorsements draw reader backlash
Plus, Americans’ top sources of political news ahead of the 2024 election
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Elon Musk uses X to spread election security doubts
Plus, Microsoft and OpenAI announce local news project
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Americans’ trust in information from news outlets, social media
Plus, Trump pushes back against fact-checking
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How Americans are getting election news
Plus, how podcasts play a key role in the presidential campaigns
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Hurricane Helene survivors turn to local news
Plus, Assange says he pleaded “guilty to journalism” to end incarceration
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Friends and family are Americans’ most common source of local news
Plus, states push for regulating AI use in political campaigns
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Americans’ news consumption across platforms
Plus, TikTok pushes back against potential U.S. ban
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