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This is something Trump capitalized on throughout his run for the White House. In his candidacy there were a lot of mixed emotions between the common people. There were separation amongst the common people where certain individuals believed that Trumps ideas truly frame our government to the original goals were he idealizes the term “Make America Great Again” while others believes his stance is unruly and depicts American’s as a bunch of egotistical individuals that shows lack of respect to minority groups. In this case his position as a head of a few of the elites that who eventually infiltrate our government. Sullivan wrote, “Trump has argued that the candidate with the most votes should get the Republican nomination, regardless of the rules in place. It now looks as if he won’t even need to win that argument --- that he’ll bank enough delegates to secure the nomination uncontested --- but he’s won it anyway. Fully half of Americans now believe the traditional nominating system is rigged.” (Sullivan 3) The essence of Sullivan’s argument is that our government is coming to the point where the common people can’t even trust the validations behind the outcomes of voting without believing it’s rigged or scammed. Alongside this claim it shows a possible downfall of our democracy

This semester I read about 16 articles of news that either happened currently or years before. The only source I used to to find these articles were a site called Newsela. Newsela to me is a very trustworthy site to use to find news articles about anything subject matter. There is Financial, Science, and many more I could’ve used for my current events assignments. I found Newsela because my teacher recommended me to use the website for the assignments. What I found most interesting about this assignment was the different news that can appear each day. I can log on one day and see many various news events, then the next day a whole new page of news surface. I also like to be updated with what is happening in the world even if I’m far from the event. What I found most challenging of the assignments were writing about who the target audience were for each news article. I was not sure who the articles would target, because I would just find any news article that seemed interesting to me. Finding informational materials affected my understanding of the world by informing me information I would need to know in the future or keeping my awareness up of my surroundings. The topics that attracted

Newspapers and other forms of news are very vital communication methods in the world today. The goal of news is to sell us their ideas by being biased and talking about how their idea is best. News can give us biased information although, the viewer could do further research on the

Press, media, news, and entertainment today are used to both influence, shape and mold our minds. Whether it is politics, fashion, sports, conflicts, or finance the way and how it makes it's way to the people is very important. The perspective and delivery of the news determines if the message will come off as propaganda, gossip, or informative. News can be both a positive and negative weapon given the impact that is has on the minds, views and behavior of the people who are consuming it. The impacts and effects of the news can either unite a group of people or separate them. Although

On 04-19-2017 at approximately 1730 hrs, I conducted a traffic stop on a blue Chevrolet pickup truck (TX-LP # BTK-1234) at the intersection of W. Central Avenue and N. Nixon avenue for a left rear defective tail lamp. The pickup truck turned into the parking lot of the Circle K store (101 W. Central Avenue). I made contact with the driver identified as Ralph Delgado (TX-ID # 18799809). Dispatch advised that Delgado had an active warrant for his arrest, I advised dispatch to confirm the warrant, and placed Delgado into my patrol unit. Delgado's work supervisor arrived on location where Delgado requested that he be allowed to take possession of his truck. His supervisor was identified as Miguel Trejo (TX-DL # 11943869). Dispatch

It is extremely important for the U.S. news media to give direct facts to the viewers so the nation, as a whole, may be informed and make more rational decisions instead of reacting out of fear or pressure. Along with this, it is also equally important to get all sides of the story so the audience may be able to develop their own conclusions instead of being told what is going on by a single news source and accepting it as fact. With this in place, it will allow people to see the other side of the story they don’t necessarily agree with and allow a broader spectrum for them to perceive and understand. Without a single source to give information the likelihood of being a victim of bias will decrease dramatically with the use of multiple news stories reporting on the same events taking place. This will allow the viewers, when informed about emergencies within the U.S. or even world events, it is very much plausible for the public to be provided with enough facts to be able to make conclusions in these critical situations until provided further information. With technology today giving news from all around the world from multiple sources, backgrounds and people, it really sets the stage for the new generations to have a better advantage and a greater awareness of the world than the previous. This will grant a greater

In modern day United States, the media is a huge pool of information that is always apparent. Almost every household in America has a television; hundreds of channels on the television are mainly news, local or national such as Good morning Colorado, Good morning America, and World News Tonight, even talk shows such as Late Night w/Jimmy Fallon are fueled by the media.

The media has been one of the most important and changed aspects in American History. Anytime you turn on your television, there is a chance you will see at the bottom of your screen “breaking news”. Manslaughter, Amber Alerts, homicides, suicides and any other crime may run across your screen in red. Does this really help the situation at hand?

News reports have been giving is information about people and the world we live in. It has satisfied our curiosity about the events that happen half way across the world and also about the latest news in out neighborhood. This summer was filled with events that are both interesting and tragic. From Supreme Court rules for same-sex marriage to American Pharoah, a Thoroughbred racehorse, winning Triple Crown to the explosion that had happened in China.

The media and journalism exists to help us formulate our own opinions and allow us to understand our surroundings better by giving us the cold, hard facts. Most

When it comes to finding about the news of what’s going on in our world, we want details and facts. We want the juice of what’s actually going on. The debate between the efficiency of newspapers and TV news, TV news is a lot more effective.

Around 50 million people watch CBS, ABC, or NBC every single night in order to obtain information from the day. Since the amount of people watching a news channel every night is so great, the media has had a great effect on the lives of everyone living in the United States. In our state and local government regions, each and every news channel or newspaper is going to take a certain view and stand-point on what the people say, think, and believe. Media effects are classified as direct or indirect, and the Media itself as well as the people behind the headlines can create positive as well as negative publicity. The media also has ways of going about their business and they even have their own terms for what they do, and how it should be

The purpose of news is to translate what is happening in the world in terms that make it comprehendable – that is, understandable according to listener expectations and experience. This tends to

For example, a politician is assassinated; you will hear this immediately, so that you will know what is going on. Media keeps you informed. It also helps in other things like entertainment and gaining knowledge.

Thousands of our nation's men and women were fighting for their country, yet the media limited the amount of information that they chose to pass on to the public. Each day the media is faced with the choice of making decisions of what news to pass on, when that news could make a significant difference in someone's life, or in the fate of our nation.