Doubt it, not when their creator, Bannon is the President's Strategic Advisor. Although they may feel they need to post some critical articles to have the appearance of being objective. I'll pause while you laugh about the idea of Brietbart being objective.
To be fair, I've seen similar bias coming from CNN and obviously MSNBC. CNN will post a photo and headline for an article that suggests something significantly more dramatic than reality, however you have to read the article to know that. All of these news organizations are selling "click bait" articles.
The only way to get real objective journalism is to read from news sources that provide longer, more thought through articles. Online news doesn't do it. We need to go back to the depth and length of real newspapers!
To be fair, I've seen similar bias coming from CNN and obviously MSNBC. CNN will post a photo and headline for an article that suggests something significantly more dramatic than reality, however you have to read the article to know that. All of these news organizations are selling "click bait" articles.
The only way to get real objective journalism is to read from news sources that provide longer, more thought through articles. Online news doesn't do it. We need to go back to the depth and length of real newspapers!
Seems everything's clickbait these days. Can't tell if they were doing that on purpose to affect public opinion or they're just trying to cater to the modern human that's known for an ever decreasing attention span.
I don't live in the US and don't visit that site (I don't even know if it's web-only) but it seems that after winning in an upset, the populists are now starting to feign an appearance of "objectiveness". The opposition they've encountered probably gave them pause. Here in the Philippines the administration is trying to change the way they respond to an increasing number of critics.
