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Former President Donald Trump was truly a personality made for the 24-hour news cycle
As the Trump presidency recedes day by day and week by week into the past, I still find myself very anxious as I open up the news each morning. I still expect to see more nonsense from the White House. In reality it’s been, dare I say, quiet and boring? Relatively speaking, of course.
Former President Donald Trump was truly a personality made for the 24-hour news cycle. He never stopped tweeting his thoughts (until Twitter had enough of him), ad-libbing speeches, firing up the faithful at MAGA rallies or having his spokespeople parrot his words. In truth, Trump did really well at communicating solely through the channels he controlled. When he did consent to a media interview, it was often with friendly media outlets. Other media interviews often turned adversarial. He also held
Delhi HC issues notice to PCI, media organisations on plea alleging misreporting ANI | Updated: Feb 01, 2021 14:41 IST
New Delhi [India], February 1 (ANI): The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice to a leading media organisation, News Broadcasters Association, Press Council of India and Union of India on a petition seeking direction to restrain the fake-news by setting the accountability and responsibility of the concerned authorities, to frame the necessary guidelines and to constitute a Committee for handling the fake-news on various social handles.
A Division Bench of Chief Justice DN Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh asked the Centre and others to file the reply on the petition and listed the matter for further hearing on February 26.