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No. I’m questioning whether this article is being truthful in its reporting.


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The existence of this news article says no.

Looking at another article on this site I don’t trust it has any journalistic integrity.

Reuters yes. An Op/Ed in Reuters, no. You have to know you’re being disingenuous here.

Yes, it's an opinion article about a real news story from Reuters. It's not Yahoo making up the news.

Maybe, but the article doesn't actually present any evidence that that's what's going on.

Have you read the article? If that's not legitimate journalism I don't know what is.

Maybe because it's an article commenting on a trend of inaccurate reporting, and is itself inaccurate.

It seems that way because the headline is a lie.

Because they covered news that I thought was interesting to the community here. Is there a problem with this article?

i believe this article is simply mistaken, like it's propaganda or misinformation designed to hurt america.

yep. I would vote the main article down for being inaccurate if I could.

Based on the domain this article was posted at I don't think it's worth my time to read it and determine if it is good reporting.

" The reports were inaccurate, based on misinterpretations of the documents, which were real. " (TFA, 4th Paragraph).

So does that mean the article's title is clickbaitish?

I think I might need some more coffee


100%. This is not a good thing and the article here is pretty much a bought piece.

If I made any false claims in the article, please let me know ASAP so I can correct them. I was very careful to report facts only and let the readers draw their own conclusions about what is happening here.

This is an opinion piece, not news or journalism. It hasn't been fact-checked.

This is an opinion piece, so it's not journalism and has not been fact-checked by FT as such.

I have no evidence to support it, but this article feels like bought and paid for PR.

What part of the article isn't factual?
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