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Re:Transforming cities with superblocks by sam_goody on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @07:38AM (#30599213)
At the moment, I see

Left: CNN, MSNBC, NYT, Vox, Salon

Right: Fox, American Greatness, NY Post

Others: The Hill, NY Magazine, Intercept, WSJ, etc.

An example of two current articles: I have not yet read either but would consider reading both:

- The U.S. Constitution Is Trash - Elie Mystal, The View

- A Black Guy's Defense of the Constitution - Allen West, Townhall

At any given moment you should be able to find for/against entering Ukraine, for/against Judge Brown Jackson, for/against Covid something, etc.

Re:Transforming cities with superblocks by KptMarchewa on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @12:26PM (#30602663)
>Left: CNN

Corporate News Network is leftist? You have to have truly American definition of left.

Re:Transforming cities with superblocks by kasey_junk on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @09:35AM (#30600300)
It says something about the state of media or the calibration of right/left these days that The Wall Street Journal is not considered a right wing source.
Re:Transforming cities with superblocks by sidlls on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @10:10AM (#30600704)
It says something even more that CNN, MSNBC, and the NYT are considered "left". Sensationalism capitalizing on division isn't "left". It's just modern capitalism in disguise.

Vox is a propaganda arm of the Democratic Party, which is a right-of-center political operation.

The US doesn't have a left-wing with any voice or power. The overwhelming majority of the country are right-wing or far right-wing.

Re:Transforming cities with superblocks by thesuitonym on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @11:42AM (#30601992)
CNN, MSNBC and NYT are definitely not left-wing news sources. At best, if we're being extremely charitable, they are centrist. There is no left wing media in the US.
Re:Transforming cities with superblocks by dragonwriter on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @11:46AM (#30602049)
> There is no left wing media in the US.

Yes, there is, it's just not part of the major corporate media.