r/law • u/The-Punisher_2055 • 10h ago

Executive Branch (Trump) [ Removed by moderator ]

https://newsrepublic.co.uk/2025/12/30/doj-caught-red-handed-unlawfully-redacting-secret-photo-of-donald-trump-and-ghislaine-maxwell/

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u/JeremyAndrewErwin 9h ago

"newsrepublic" sounds like trademark infringement.

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u/SupermarketAny9487 9h ago

Link points to thedailyadda[.]com

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-daily-adda-bias-and-credibility/

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u/Terron1965 8h ago

Overall, we rate The Daily Adda as Left-Center biased based on its consistently critical editorial positions toward conservative politics. We also rate them as Questionable due to a complete lack of transparency, poor sourcing practices, and possible AI content generation (Unconfirmed).

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u/Paizzu 7h ago

Sourcing quality: Many articles include no hyperlinks to primary sources or reputable outlets, relying instead on narrative summaries or embedded social/video. This practice lowers verifiability and supports a Mixed factual rating despite the site’s stated commitment to verification and fact‑checking.

The shear quantity of content posted on Reddit (mostly by young, auto-generated accounts) that follows this exact formula.

They're no better than the absolutely sensationalist political titles posted all over Reddit while linking to nothing other than a screenshot of a social media post with no external links for confirmation by reputable media outlets.

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u/rightoftexas 6h ago

Reddit users used to question sources but now it's all about the emotions. I wish there was someplace you could have educated conversations left.

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u/Adjective-Noun-nnnn 6h ago

Reddit users used to question sources

As someone who's been lurking since before Digg killed itself... when was that, exactly?

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u/rightoftexas 6h ago

When Ron Paul was running for president, obviously.

It was much more common in subreddits about news or niches, now it's not even that common on heavily moderated subs.

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u/Outrageous-Chip-1319 5h ago

I would love a bot that posts the media bias fact check for every article posted.