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The news media are neutral on important political and social matters.
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False.
Journalistic norms aim for objectivity, but in practice news outlets differ in what stories they cover, how they frame issues, which sources they use, and how they headline or place stories. Ownership, audience targeting, political leanings, and commercial pressures all shape coverage, so neutrality is rare and uneven across media.
Journalistic norms aim for objectivity, but in practice news outlets differ in what stories they cover, how they frame issues, which sources they use, and how they headline or place stories. Ownership, audience targeting, political leanings, and commercial pressures all shape coverage, so neutrality is rare and uneven across media.
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