In an opinion piece published by Nvdaily, John Stossel raises questions about whether Wikipedia has drifted too far to the left. Elon Musk, calling the platform “Wokepedia,” sparked renewed debate about the site’s neutrality.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accuses The New York Times of pushing an unjustified “fake Trump narrative” while glossing over concerns about President Joe Biden’s health. His remarks have reignited a broader discussion about potential media bias in political reporting.

Many people may be misinformed about the realities of the Israel-Hamas conflict, partly due to biased or incomplete reporting. By examining accusations against Israel and its U.S. allies and acknowledging recent congressional visits, this article underscores why thorough scrutiny of all available information remains essential.

In a bold move to reshape one of America’s leading newspapers, Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong announced plans to take the paper public, aiming to “democratize” its ownership. The billionaire made the announcement during an appearance on “The Daily Show,” signaling a significant shift in the legacy newspaper’s future.