One way to gain insight into the political philosophies of an editorial board is to see who they endorse in elections.
You are right that political ideologies are somewhat different than whether a newspaper leans left or right. And they don't always mean the same thing.
You're right. An editorial board that picks a Democrat for President 16 times in a row means their political expression is right-of-centre.
That, and every study that looks at media bias puts them on the left as well.
UK ruling delivers rare victory for Beirut blast victims | AP News
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BEIRUT (AP) — A British court has ruled a London-based company that delivered the explosive ammonium nitrate to Beirut's port is liable towards the victims of a devastating blast in 2020, Lebanon's Beirut Bar Association said Thursday.
This looks like everything I don't want in a game.
A Co-Op 4-player GaaS shooter with a Battle Passed, focused on killing the heroes I grew up loving by shooting glowy purple bits, to collect loot and cosmetics.
Hard pass for me.
Respectfully disagree. I really don't care what a 21-year old who managed B+'s in journalism school's opinion is. Most writers in papers don't have the expertise/authortity to have their opinions mean shit.
I'll stop trolling for a second...
I really do think opinion and news need to be separated. Too many "news" sources are unable to stay objective, and mistake journalistic integrity with expressing their opinions on tpoics.