Investigation Lists Top 10 Media "Malpractice" Cases of 2025
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A new report claims to expose a pattern of partisan bias in major U.S. broadcast media.
The investigation compiles a list of the ten "worst examples of media malpractice" this year. It aims to show a consistent tilt in news and entertainment coverage.
Two cited examples include National Public Radio (NPR) and a late-night television show. The report references NPR CEO Katherine Maher's congressional testimony about editorial practices. It also notes the brief suspension of ABC host Jimmy Kimmel for a monologue deemed inappropriate.
The study's authors call for greater accountability from large media organizations. They argue the examples demonstrate a breach of professional standards.
Major broadcast networks have not yet issued a formal response to the specific allegations.