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Trump's 'Media Bias' Page Targets 31 News Outlets

11/30/2025

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U.S. President Donald Trump launched a 'Media Bias' page to track fake news and expose media inaccuracies.
The site briefly went offline after mislisting Fox News and later corrected the error.
It now lists 31 offenses from various publications, with The Washington Post and CBS News among the most cited.
The initiative reflects the Trump administration's campaign against critical media coverage, contrasting with earlier efforts to document Trump's false claims.

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Story summary

U.S. President Donald Trump launched a 'Media Bias' page to track fake news and expose media inaccuracies.
The site briefly went offline after mislisting Fox News and later corrected the error.
It now lists 31 offenses from various publications, with The Washington Post and CBS News among the most cited.
The initiative reflects the Trump administration's campaign against critical media coverage, contrasting with earlier efforts to document Trump's false claims.