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Media Outlets Covered Fake Signalgate Scandal 7x More Than Yemen Airstrikes. The Media Don’t See The Problem?

 A recent analysis highlights the disparity in media coverage between a perceived scandal involving a Trump administration miscommunication, known as "Signalgate," and actual military operations against Islamic terrorists in Yemen.

1. Coverage Discrepancy: ABC, NBC, and CBS collectively allocated nearly 100 minutes to the Signalgate story over five days but only about 15 minutes to the military airstrikes in Yemen.

2. Specific Coverage Details:

• From March 15 to March 19, ABC reported just under 10 minutes on airstrikes against the Houthis, compared to nearly 32 minutes devoted to Signalgate from March 24 to March 28.

• CBS covered airstrikes for just over two minutes, while it dedicated 35 minutes to Signalgate.

• NBC similarly aired approximately two minutes on airstrikes versus over 32 minutes on Signalgate.

3. Media Priorities: Media Research Center's Senior Analyst Bill D'Agostino indicated that the media seems more focused on stories that could embarrass President Trump than on critical national security matters such as military operations against terror groups.

4. Public Interest: Critics argue that the media's preference for sensational stories over significant news reflects a failure to serve the public interest, prioritizing political drama over discussions on terrorism and military actions.

The analysis raises concerns about media priorities, suggesting the current landscape favors entertainment and political controversy over essential news reporting. This trend may undermine the public’s understanding of crucial national and global security issues. 

https://thefederalist.com/2025/04/03/media-outlets-covered-fake-signalgate-scandal-7x-more-than-yemen-airstrikes-the-media-dont-see-the-problem/

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