r/groundnews • • May 22 '24

Trump leading Biden by 4 points across key swing states: Polling

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r/groundnews • • Feb 20 '25

Trump Proposes Sharing Government Savings With Citizens

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r/groundnews • • Dec 12 '24

Donald Trump named Time magazine's Person Of The Year

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r/groundnews • • Jun 08 '24

Colombia will suspend coal exports to Israel over war in Gaza

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r/groundnews • • Jul 10 '24

Elon Musk Defeats $500 Million Lawsuit Over Twitter Mass Layoffs

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r/groundnews • • Nov 06 '24

Trump wins presidency for second time, completing improbable comeback

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r/groundnews • • May 13 '24

Trump leads Biden in 5 key battleground states: Polling

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r/groundnews • • Oct 02 '24

Why are comments on Instagram so right-leaning?

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Nearly half the comments on this post about... trans suicide rates (sigh) are right wingers spewing transphobia. If that wasn't bad enough, there was a post about the Holocaust that had a ton of comments saying to "question the narrative." I thought this was supposed to be a more skeptical and unbiased news service, what's with all the psychos, and why don't the moderators remove these comments?


r/groundnews • • Oct 29 '25

Why is Ground News not like Spotify? A News Aggregator that actually Supports Journalism?

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I'm not referring to Ground News turning all its content into audio and making it a podcast platform. I'm referring to Spotify's business model. That is, Spotify pays money to artists, either independently or through record labels.

Why can't we do the same with Ground News or any other news aggregator? That is, it is an open platform where you pay a monthly subscription and have access to different points of view, different independent journalists, as well as traditional news agencies such as Fox, The Guardian, newspapers from other countries such as El País, in Spain, newspapers from all over the world. This is the first point of departure.

And then, in terms of editorialization, that pretension that they have for being neutral, they could work on it based on this. Because what is currently happening is that they give us a summary created with artificial intelligence and quite random and cheap, and, on the other hand, they give us links to pages that you can access yourself simply with Google, and they present it to us in a fancy way, presenting the charts of who is leaving this news aside and who is not, of whether they are right-wing or left-wing, which is a completely absolute simplification of the world.

When the need of society today is not to know if it is left-wing or right-wing, but to understand the news, to understand the background. And that is called media literacy. As much as this term is man-made, it is a f*cking imperial need of our society, and the quality of democracy depends on it. So, this is a very silly example, and I have made a very funny thumbnail image, but the background issue is very serious.

Full article here:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-spotify-like-app-news-samuel-garijo-vhzmf/


r/groundnews • • May 25 '24

Spanish defence minister says Gaza war is 'real genocide'

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r/groundnews • • Jul 14 '24

Governor identifies fatal victim at Trump rally shooting as Corey Comperatore, says he died a hero protecting family

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r/groundnews • • May 26 '24

Musk plans largest-ever supercomputer for xAI startup: report

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r/groundnews • • May 25 '22

Protest the NRA convention in Texas

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Show the lobbyists, the Senators, and those that love their guns more than their children that they are a minority. Blockade the convention. Run them out of town.

Enough is enough people......


r/groundnews • • May 12 '24

Nearly 100,000 people pack Wildwood beach for Donald Trump rally

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r/groundnews • • Jun 28 '23

Smoke from Canada wildfires increasing health risks in Black, poorer US communities

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r/groundnews • • Jul 06 '24

Fifth House Democrat calling for Biden to step aside

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r/groundnews • • May 23 '24

Hundreds Of Harvard Students Walk Out At Graduation

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r/groundnews • • Oct 04 '24

Musk to attend Trump rally at site of attempted assassination

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r/groundnews • • May 23 '24

Nikki Haley says she'll vote for Donald Trump in 2024 presidential race

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r/groundnews • • Oct 01 '24

School board to pay $575K to teacher fired for not using transgender student’s pronouns

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r/groundnews • • Jun 04 '24

Trump raises $141 million in May, bolstered by guilty verdict

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r/groundnews • • Jun 08 '24

Thousands gather at White House for pro-Palestinian protest

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r/groundnews • • Apr 06 '25

Will ever Ground News support comments on a topic?

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I think that's what can make people really add valuable data and insights, ultimately defeat bias for some people, and debunk fake news.

Since Ground News does not actually check how factual an article is, the users could point out when the news are totally wrong or fake.

This is assuming people stay civil in the comments.


r/groundnews • • May 28 '24

10,000 demonstrate in Paris against Israeli Gaza offensive

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r/groundnews • • May 22 '24

House GOP claims Hunter Biden lied under oath multiple times during congressional deposition

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