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Study: Apple News Pushed 84 Negative Headlines About GOP Priorities Before Midterms, Zero Positive
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Study: Apple News Pushed 84 Negative Headlines About GOP Priorities Before Midterms, Zero Positive
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Apple News promoted more than 80 stories that negatively framed Republican priorities in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, while promoting zero positive stories, according to new research.
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The MRC study found Apple News promoted 84 negative headlines on Republican priorities and zero positive ones during the lead-up to midterm elections.
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