Multiple voters characterized by ABC News as undecided—and selected to pepper President Donald Trump with questions during a network town hall—are longtime Trump critics. While the network claimed its Tuesday town hall “provided uncommitted voters the opportunity to ask the president questions about issues affecting Americans,” a Washington Free Beacon review of social media posts found that two of the questioners have long denounced Trump.
Left-wing protesters continued to chase, threaten, and assault their opponents this week, while blocking the media from covering their actions. 
Nearly half of CNN's Republican contributors are voting for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, putting the network's GOP roster dramatically out of step with the broader party electorate. 
Even in their limited access to Joe Biden in the 2020 campaign cycle, mainstream journalists have taken to asking about his mask-wearing habits or what he thinks of Donald Trump's soul. 
CNN's “nonpartisan” dayside hosts can be difficult to distinguish from Joe Biden and his campaign surrogates. 
Who are the greatest millennials living in America today? Fortune magazine has helped narrow it down by publishing its “40 Under 40” list of influential thirtysomethings working in finance, technology, health care, politics, and entertainment.
Media members were quick to accept Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's claim that he is "not banning fracking" on Monday, but his position on the issue is muddled. 
President Donald Trump's foremost offspring, Ivanka, told an adorable story about her six-year-old son Joseph during her speech at the Republican convention on Thursday:
Democrats and the media are in a state of extreme mourning over the death of "norms" at the Republican National Convention. 
Reporters and pundits repeated ad nauseam on Tuesday that the first night of the Republican National Convention was "dark," which curiously matched up with the official statement about the convention from the Joe Biden campaign. 