Misinformation After Trump Assassination Attempt Shows the US Needs Media Reform

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Misinformation After Trump Assassination Attempt Shows the US Needs Media Reform
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At a time of political turmoil and uncertainty about mainstream news coverage, more Americans are turning to social media for the information they need to understand current events. But once there, they’re met with a slew of lies, making it difficult to separate fiction from the facts people need to participate in civic society. In the immediate aftermath of the attempt to assassinate former U.S.

One such proposal in California would impose a fee on major tech platforms to help support the production of local news. The estimated $500 million this fee would generate would provide outlets with an employment tax credit to cover a portion of employees’ wages. SB 1327 passed the state Senate in June and is expected before the state Assembly in August. Bill champions are still working to gather support for the legislation as it moves closer to passage.

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