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The State of Media Trust: Comparing American and European News Outlets
In the backdrop of today's news landscape, the credibility of media organizations has become a hot topic of discussion. Once regarded as one of the most trusted institutions in the United States, media now shares an unpopular status with Congress, ranking as one of the least trustworthy organizations in many public surveys. The juxtaposition of this trust crisis against the backdrop of historical media reliability sets the stage for an analysis of how partisan reporting has evolved and the varying degrees of media trust in different parts of the world.