In a surprising turn of events, two major stories have been overshadowed and ignored by the mainstream media. The first story pertains to the leaked pages from the Nashville school shooter’s manifesto, also known as the Nashville Trannifesto, which received zero coverage from any networks. Simultaneously, the ongoing Biden-Burisma scandal, which has been ongoing for a staggering 150 days, continues to be suppressed. Here are some other news stories that have managed to grab the spotlight:
Tourist from Chicago Wins Florida Keys Stone Crab Eating Contest:
Univision dedicated a mere 27 seconds to report on the Florida Keys Stone Crab Eating Contest. What made this contest unique was the victory of a tourist from Chicago, who had no previous experience in competitive eating. The event served as a reminder that sometimes unexpected outcomes can bring delight.
SAG-AFTRA Strike and the Use of AI:
CBS and NBC devoted several minutes to cover the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike, as studios presented their last, best, and final offer to resolve the labor dispute. The contentious issue revolves around the utilization of artificial intelligence (AI). This strike serves as a reminder of the impact that labor disputes can have on the entertainment industry.
8 Habits that Add Six Years to Your Life:
Univision and Telemundo chose to conclude their newscasts with a report on eight habits that can extend one’s life by six years. The report focused on essential aspects such as nutrition, sleep, and exercise, but curiously omitted the impact that stress from watching the evening news can have on individuals.
Massive FBI Bust in Boston:
In an alarming development, Univision reported that the FBI had conducted a massive drug bust in Boston, resulting in the seizure of 200 pounds of drugs, including 20 pounds of fentanyl shaped like Valentine’s Day hearts. However, Univision failed to delve deeper into the story, leaving questions about the transportation and distribution of these illicit substances unanswered.
Not Biden-Burisma, But Some Action:
Telemundo, however, did provide a glimmer of hope amidst the suppression. They reported that the House intends to subpoena James and Hunter Biden for testimony regarding their family business dealings. In addition, Special Counsel David Weiss is set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee, albeit in a closed-door session. Whether Telemundo, or any other network, will cover the outcomes of these proceedings remains to be seen.
In conclusion, apart from a fleeting mention of the Biden-Burisma scandal, the networks seemingly deemed these other stories more editorially significant. The suppression of crucial news stories like the Nashville school shooter’s manifesto and the Biden-Burisma scandal raises concerns about media prioritization and the dissemination of essential information to the public.
