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Teens Doubt Journalism: 84% Call News Biased or Fake

11/30/2025

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American teens aged 13 to 18 hold negative views of journalism.
A study by The News Literacy Project found that 84% of teens described the news as biased or fake.
Some students, such as Brianne Boyack from Utah, are learning to critically evaluate news sources through school programs.
Experts emphasize the need for improved news literacy education and a shift in journalism to engage younger audiences.

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Story summary

American teens aged 13 to 18 hold negative views of journalism.
A study by The News Literacy Project found that 84% of teens described the news as biased or fake.
Some students, such as Brianne Boyack from Utah, are learning to critically evaluate news sources through school programs.
Experts emphasize the need for improved news literacy education and a shift in journalism to engage younger audiences.