Simpson murder trial, the death of Jon-Benet Ramsey, the young beauty pageant contestant, and the White House sex scandal involving Monica Lewinsky and President Clinton." News like this is pushed by the desire to keep profits consistently high in a notoriously cyclical industry. This is also another form of bias news that prevent American citizens from being informed of other worldly issues because they are too busy reading about the prolonged and overrated death of beauty pageant queen Jon Benent Ramsey...
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This is also another form of bias news that prevent American citizens from being informed of other worldly issues because they are too busy reading about the prolonged and overrated death of beauty pageant queen Jon Benent Ramsey. As a result of the biased news outlets, Americans today are seeking out networks and publications that fit their own political views...
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