Media Exposed

CNN’s protest coverage uses dramatic images and urgent headlines to spotlight chaos, not context. Emotional language and visuals ramp up fear and outrage, steering readers toward crisis and conflict rather than balanced reporting.

NYT’s coverage of LA protests uses dramatic images and loaded headlines to frame events as violent and chaotic, pushing sensationalism and urgency. The focus on conflict, fear, and division steers emotions and clicks over deeper understanding.

Fox News uses dramatic images of Kamala Harris next to riot scenes and harsh headlines to link her to chaos, stoking fear and outrage. This framing and charged language push viewers toward negative opinions and drive clicks through emotional manipulation.

BBC’s coverage of LA unrest and immigration raids leans on dramatic images and words to highlight chaos and conflict. This approach stirs fear and reinforces stereotypes, prioritizing clicks and attention over balanced, nuanced reporting.