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The New York Times faced backlash for a print headline mistakenly referring to NATO as the 'North American Treaty Organization' instead of the correct 'North Atlantic Treaty Organization.' This error occurred amid President Donald Trump's recent threats to withdraw from NATO due to perceived inaction by European allies. Politico editor Sasha Issenberg highlighted the mistake on social media, prompting reactions from various media figures, including U.S.

Josh Owens, a former video editor for Infowars, described his four-year experience working for Alex Jones as filled with 'nonsense' and 'lies.' In an NPR interview promoting his memoir, Owens recounted how he helped create a fabricated video depicting an Islamic State operative crossing the US-Mexico border, which garnered 1 million views. He expressed moral conflict over his work, particularly after reflecting on the impact of Islamophobia.

Sheridan Gorman, an 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago student, was allegedly murdered by Jose Medina, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela, on March 19. Major news networks provided minimal coverage of the incident, with CBS reporting for only two minutes, ABC for 79 seconds, and NBC for 23 seconds.

An analysis by CAMERA revealed that in the first three weeks of the Iran conflict (February 28 - March 21), the term 'war crime' was used 32 times by major media outlets, with 88% of those references directed at the U.S. and Israel.

BBC Russian has been broadcasting since March 24, 1946, providing an alternative to Soviet propaganda. Over the decades, it faced jamming of broadcasts, which began in 1949, and more recently, its website was blocked in Russia on March 4, 2022.

Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski have signed new long-term contracts with MS NOW that will extend through the end of 2029. This agreement ensures the duo remains on the channel past the 2028 election, solidifying their status as key figures in the network's lineup.

Kara Swisher, a CNN contributor, reiterated her intention to leave the network if Paramount successfully acquires Warner Bros. Discovery.