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In a follow-up on a report we made about New York Magazine reporter Ross Barkin possibly hit with an A.I.-induced dose of plagiarism, at NPR (National Public Radio) they dug into his recent work and came up with examples of two other times he seems to have lifted content from other outlets. His employer, NY Mag, is now going through his work history to see if there are more examples.
Next, we have a delicious example of misplaced condescension, as a prominent news hostess seems to ridicule House Speaker Mike Johnson and his impressions of the Declaration of Independence. Katy Tur is almost dismayed to hear Johnson’s take on the founding document, and it is because she is exhibiting a clear ignorance of the contents of the Declaration. This is a gem, to be sure.
We then look into another example of a journalist making the claim they are possibly censored, and they cannot seem to keep quiet about being silenced. And we have yet another example of the press taking a new approach to questioning the health and vibrancy of the president. That it comes from a major source, who took quite the opposite approach with Joe Biden, is both audacious yet expected.
Now, crack one open and savor some outmoded media malpractice and misinformation.
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Ross Barkin at NY Mag appears to have a series of problematic entries on his work history.
Katy Tur makes the remarkable, accidental admission to not knowing the contents of the Declaration of Independence.
Alex Thompson makes an observation about Joe Biden’s debate challenge to Donald Trump... many of us made two years ago.
Jonathan Lemire claims Donald Trump is not facing questions on his age like Joe Biden did; the same Lemire who denied Biden had any issues.
Journalist Georgia Fort claims that she has been silenced, she says to a national audience in an interview by The Washington Post, shortly after she gives a commencement speech at Hudson University.
