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Despite what some claim to be blatant misrepresentation, many notable scandals appear to be swept under the rug, raising alarm over the media's ethical responsibilities. There is a palpable sense of frustration that such critical matters are not riveting enough to provoke widespread journalistic inquiry. The alarming disinterest in these issues has led some observers to conclude that they are among the most significant scandals in modern American history — yet they remain marginalized in public discourse.