The White House has launched a public database called ‘Media Bias’ to catalog and expose alleged fake news. The site, now live at wh.gov/mediabias, lists journalists and outlets that have been accused of spreading lies, distortions, or hoaxes, and provides the facts they are alleged to have suppressed or altered. It is fully sortable and routinely updated to track new content. The White House also runs a Rapid Response account on X to address claims in real time. Officials say the portal will help the public access unfiltered information so they can form their own conclusions. The portal is available for public use at the indicated website.
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