Overview
- Launched over Thanksgiving weekend, the portal named The Boston Globe, CBS News and The Independent as inaugural “media offender of the week” targets.
- The site features an Offender Hall of Shame and a leaderboard of 21 outlets, with The Washington Post leading the list and no conservative outlets cited.
- A public tipline invites users to submit examples of alleged bias, with the press office saying help is needed to flag false or misleading stories.
- Journalists and free-press groups condemn the project, while the conservative Media Research Center welcomes it as a stronger push to call out perceived bias.
- The rollout comes as the administration pursues media-access fights in court, including litigation involving The Associated Press, and as coverage reports a New York Times suit over new restrictions.