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The article reports on the impact of the alleged liberal bias of American television (TV) channel MSNBC on its parent cable network National Broadcasting Company (NBC). Topics discussed include the observed attitude of MSNBC and its TV show hosts toward former U.S. President Donald Trump, the response of NBC political journalists to the partisanship of the cable network, and the statement issued by the NBCUniversal News Group regarding the business operations of the news organization.

The article reports on political updates in the U.S., particularly the counteroffensive steps made by Republican politicians to protect their alleged right of free speech amidst the perceived disinformation campaigns launched on social media about the defeat of former U.S. President Donald J. Trump in the 2020 presidential election. Also cited are the alleged leaders in the counteroffensive like Congressman Jim Jordan and former White House policy adviser Stephen Miller.

The article reports on legal battle between media mogul Rupert Murdoch and three of his children over the future of the family's media empire, as he moves to preserve it as a conservative political force after his death and changing the terms of the Murdochs' irrevocable family trust. Topics discussed include brief overview of the trust, reason Murdoch has called his effort to change the trust Project Harmony, and relationship of Murdoch with his son, James.

The article reports on re-emergence of Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson at the 2024 Republican National Convention and was the first person to greet former U.S. President Donald J. Trump. Topics discussed include view of Donald Trump Jr. on Carlson, information on Carlson's ouster at Fox News in 2023, and attention gained by Tucker Carlson Network, the host's streaming service, after securing a rare interview with Russian President Vladimir V. Putin.

The article discusses the legal campaign against the American voting system by the Republican Party and its conservative allies as of July 14, 2024. Topics covered include the false accusation that the election is being rigged against former President Donald J. Trump, and the moves to restrict voting for partisan advantage and to prevent the ratification of the winner afterward if Trump loses. Also noted is the resulting unprecedented number of election rule lawsuits before an election.

The article talks about U.S. President Joe Biden's defiance to pressure to end his re-election bid which could be his strategy aimed at making it hard for the Democratic Party to find another candidate. Cited are how his resistance makes the prospects and logistics of replacing has become more untenable and riskier for the party, the concern over Biden's health and ability to defeat former President Donald Trump, and the building pressure from donors and elected officials for Biden to drop out.

The article reports on the struggle of the Democratic Party in looking at risks and rewards of replacing U.S. President Joe Biden as the party's nominee before the party convention. Benefits switching to a new Democratic nominee including a surge of campaign contributions, while risks include potential disarray and division within the party. It suggests the likelihood for a new Democratic nominee to inherit the Biden campaign structure and to be flooded with online donations from supporters.

The article explains the historical circumstance, structural deficiencies and the struggle of the Democratic Party with ideological and generational fissures that led the reelection bid of U.S. President Joe Biden into crisis. It considers the victory of President Biden in the 2020 election to Democrats' search for a familiar face. It shows the elimination of the potential rivals of President Biden and raises concerns about the age and fitness of President Biden for another term.

The article reveals the missteps and miscalculations by Fox News relating to the defamation lawsuit filed by Dominion Voting Systems that resulted to a 787.5 million dollars in settlement. It reports the warnings signs about the damage that Fox executives and the network would sustain including refusal of Fox to respond to questions about the performance of Chief Legal Officer Viet Dihn and the premature declaration of the defeat of Donald J. Trump in Arizona in the 2020 election.

The article reports on how his exclusive interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin has allegedly revived the career of broadcast journalist Tucker Carlson. The interview was posted on the social network X and Carlon's streaming site Tucker Carlson Network. Among the interview topics are Putin's invasion of Ukraine and Russia's imprisonment of American journalist Evan Gershkovic, and

The article reports that election surveys done in the later part of 2022 indicate a decline in U.S. Democrat Senator Patty Murray's popularity narrowing her lead against Republican Tiffany Smiley. In some states, a similar scenario shows the strength of Republicans, with political factors such as inflation and a dislike of U.S. President Joe Biden favoring the party. Views of Simon Rosenberg, a former adviser to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, on the red-wave surveys are cited.

The article reports that Elon Musk, owner of social media platform Twitter, now called X, echoed several of claims by U.S. President Donald Trump about the U.S. voting system without conducting fact checks. Topics discussed include messages posted by Trump on the platform about mail-in ballots, the impact of Musk's posts on Trump's claims, and concerns of civil rights lawyers and Democrats on Musk's control over the platform.

The article explores Nina Jankowicz's re-entry into the battle against disinformation with the American Sunlight Project, a nonprofit countering what she describes as a conservative-led effort to undermine disinformation researchers.

The article delves into Ronna McDaniel's crucial role in supporting Donald Trump's post-election efforts, including disputing election results and urging Republican officials to resist certification, despite later acknowledging Biden's victory.

The article focuses on the aftermath of Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin, resurfacing criticism after the death of Aleksei Navalny, with figures like Liz Cheney and Naomi Biden condemning Carlson's earlier portrayal of Russia and his soft approach to Putin.

The article focuses on the significant financial contribution and creative guidance provided by Nicole Shanahan, a lawyer, entrepreneur, and Democratic donor, to the super PAC American Values 2024, which ran a 30-second Super Bowl ad supporting the presidential bid of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The article focuses on Tucker Carlson, a former Fox News host, announcing that he will soon interview Russian President Vladimir Putin, potentially influencing American conservatives' views on the Ukraine conflict. Topics discussed include speculation surrounding the interview's timing, Putin's strategy to reach a sympathetic audience in the U.S., and the reactions from politicians and media figures.

The article reports on the alleged lies and misinformation peddled by former U.S. President Donald Trump that led to the attack of his supporters to the Capitol in January 2021. Topics include the early support shown by Republicans like Senator Mitch McConnell and Attorney General William P. Barr to Trump, and the criticisms by Republicans like Roy Blunt of Missouri of the election calls by media networks like the Associated Press.

The article announces the retirement of Rupert Murdoch as chairman of the boards of media companies Fox and News Corp.

The article features Tara Reade, a former junior aide of former U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden in his Senate office in 1993 and who accuses him of sexual assault. Topics discussed include reason she did not speak out sooner about her sexual allegations against Biden, her family background, and her account of what transpired between her and Biden.

The article suggests the need for Cable News Network (CNN) to balance its approach to news amid political polarization. It informs the dismissal of CNN Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Chris Licht following missteps and miscue that bred mistrust among CNN staff. It mentions the plan of Warber Bros. Discovery Chief David Zaslav and Licht to reverse Republican resistance to appearing on CNN, as well as criticism on Licht's handling of the town hall with former U.S. President Donald J. Trump.

The article reports on defamation lawsuit filed by Nina Jankowicz, the former executive director of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Disinformation Governance Board, against Fox News after the network promoted lies about her that generated serious threats to her safety and harmed her career prospects. Topics discussed include how right-wing pundits and politicians falsely portrayed her group, brief overview about her unit, and lawsuit filed by Dominion Voting against Fox News.

The article shows how the offensive private text messages sent by Fox News television host Tucker Carlson ignited a crisis for Fox board of directors and executives a day before Dominion Voting System's defamation trial. It informs about the settlement of Fox News with Dominion Voting Systems and the decision of the Fox board to dismiss Carlson. It considers the possibility of Carlson's texts as a factor in a pending defamation suit filed by software firm Smartmatic against Fox News.

The article announces the resignations of Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon as hosts at Fox News.

The article reports on a possible settlement between Dominion Voting System and Fox News as the former's defamation case against the latter neared trial. According to Wilmington, Delaware Judge Eric M. Davis, the parties agreed to settle for 787.5 million dollars. Also cited is the claim by mediator Jerry Roscoe that the looming trial prompted the parties to soften on their demand to avoid it.

The article reports on the 787.5 million-U.S.-dollar settlement agreement between Fox News and Dominio Voting Systems that avoided a conflict. The lawsuit is in relation to the defamatory conspiracy theory about the 2020 election that spread across the network. The terms of the agreement include not requiring Fox to make an apology for any fault it made in its own programming and includes a no contest plea to pretrial findings from presiding judge Eric M. Davis.

The article reports on the dilemma facing Fox News and the Republican Party over the defeat of Donald J. Trump in the presidential elections. Fox News executives, host Tucker Carlson and other hosts were affected by the outcome as the network faced a defamation suit filed by Dominion Voting Systems. The network, like the Republican Party, needs the support of Trump supporters as they dominate party primaries and is the core of its viewership.

The article talks about calls by election deniers in Arizona's Republican Party for voters not to trust secure boxes provided at polling stations experiencing glitches, did nothing to help their candidates win the 2022 U.S. midterm elections. Topics covered include how the strategy of election denial has limited the turnout for the party, and post-election data to show how the intense rhetoric about a rigged election system affected the turnout for the Republican Party.

The article reports on the alleged claim by defeated Republican candidate for Arizona governor Kari Lake that she plans to contest her defeat due to voter disenfranchisement, but providing no evidence on the allegation.

The article reports on how the participants in the January 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol riot allegedly spread lies, conspiracy theories and rumors mere hours after the incident. Also cited are the alleged revisionist history by members of far-right groups that was spread through online chat rooms and social media, and some personalities who advanced the revisionism agenda like Fox News journalist Tucker Carlson.

The article discusses the role of media personalities to their audience whose integrity is important to the networks they are working with, citing the allegation of sexual harassment to Matt Lauer, Garrison Keillor and Charlie Rose.

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The article reports on the alleged impending divorce between media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his model/actress wife Jerry Hall.

The article discusses hearing, part of the House investigation into the January 6, 2022 Capitol riot, which featured testimony from a former senior editor at Fox News, and mentions that calling Arizona for Joe Biden made Trump's loss clear.

The article reports that media company Univision Communications Inc. debunked the rumor that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were hauling undocumented immigrants off to detention centers in buses.

An edited excerpt from a conversation during a cathartic group therapy session between the television series creators Shonda Rhimes, Frank Pugliese, and Barbara Hall is presented which put forth arguments and relation between fiction and reality.