News feed
News articles are highly biased to liberal viewpoints
Can you allow users to filter out distorted and inflammatory news stories and focus on providing more objective and balanced news feeds.
It is really annoying constantly seeing articles overwhelmingly favoring liberal positions bs allowing users to determine informative and objective news sources vs unhinged and illogical personal viewpoints jamming up newsfeed.
ALBERT NAMEY
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Nancy Cucci
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I agree we should be able to choose no news just mail because you can’t seem to get facts you get CNN reporters like Aaron Blake to report his opinion not facts. I just want mail not fake news liberal lies
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Nancy Cucci
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We should be able to choose what news outlets we want our news from. CNN prints their opinions that are not truthful facts so I don’t want to see an article from them We should be able to pick the news outlets we want to see or no news just check mail
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JANET MCCRELESS
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Just want true News reporting
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JANET MCCRELESS
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Give us News of what’s happening now, from both sides. Not everyone has TDS.
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Adam Johnson
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Example… youcContinue to push a far left only agenda. I cringe when i check my email and see what AOL considers news. Seriously, the article on the Melania documentary was laughable that had a 6% CRITIC approval rating. A quick twitter check on the author of the article and his website reveal his political ideology. Then check the critics listed in the article and compare with their twitter profiles and the fix is in. How convenient that the 98% approval rating by the audience was void from the article. The news media is a complete joke and is hypocritical as they are the ones who engage in hyper-propaganda. Do better!
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DAVID ULITSCH
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Have pride and report the actual news and then the journalist can leave their own comment on how they wish the new story was. AOL is certainly not one of the leading news outlets and maybe if a few more reporters or journalists started telling the news the way it actually happened or is maybe they could really increase their news readers.
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DAVID ULITSCH
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I mean, it’s completely fine to be a liberal and a reporter. What do you not have any pride when you distort the actual news. That should be first on any journalists work. It’s just really sad that reporters just have no class anymore. Tell the news the way it actually happened and then leave your own comment about what you wish would’ve happened. I imagine the bias is all the way to the top and I’m pretty sure that AOL is not one of the leading news outlets. I sometimes see headlines when I go to check my email which I got I believe back in the 90s. However, I never open up AOL just to see the news because I know it’s not gonna be the actual news. Just take a little pride in yourselves and be a respectable journalist.
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Brian R Newsome
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If you cannot be balanced, don’t show anything political at all.
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Fred
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If you are going to provide news feeds, please show some responsibly and professionalism by removing the bias. The bias you are demonstrating in your news clips is flat out insulting to your members!
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Tina Nobriga
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Don’t be trashy, woke, liberals
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R Cee
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Why do I have to show my name, gender, birthday, locale and profile pictures and allow all to see my email address just to criticize your bias against Trump. Don’t be so one sided!! There is other news. Talk about the good and the bad, not just negative story after negative story about Trump. It is so disappointing.
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shutterbugdayna
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Just tell the truth. Don't post pictures of people who have nothing to do with the story you’re reporting. Operation Mockingbird is unwanted in this country.
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tora Stone
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Silly unknown celebrities are not news. Most of them are unknown and of no interest at all.
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tora Stone
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Why does the news page duplicate or triplicate the same identical article?
Is it just to fill up space and confuse us? What a waste of space. -
Julie Andrews
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Be less biased in your reporting
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Julie Andrews
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Be less biased in your reporting
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SACHIN PANNURI
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Could AOL please stop pushing news of the royal family or the kardashians or any of the other useless people who don’t contribute anything positive ? Actual news of what is going on in the world would be much more useful
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Cindy Terk
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Maybe you should have more balance news? your biased news really turns me off & makes me not want to look at any of your other pages at all.
You are anti-Trump & it shows when 1/2 of America happens to be pro Trump so if you want to get that 1/2 of America back to read AOL I suggest You give your readers more balance news stop the biased news reporting, it’s obvious it’s very one-sided. -
Anne Cohen
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would like to see an immediate change on how media sources are observing proper royal etiquette by treating and respecting the member of the Royal family especially when it comes to addressing the wife of Prince William as Princess Kate by acknowledging her respective title instead of habitually addressing her simply and inappropriately as Kate Middleton. When the late Princess Diana was known publicly as Princess Di, why the same cannot be applied to Princess Kate? After all she’s the Princess and not the commoner as she previously was Identified as.
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James Menditto
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AOL must stop the BIASED comments regarding our President!!!!!