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Jul 2024
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WSJ’s Election Coverage: Your Questions ...

The Wall Street Journal
About this episode

In an election season like no other, how is The Wall Street Journal approaching its coverage of political races? WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker answers your questions on how the Journal reports on politics, from polling to deepfakes, from fact-checking to retaining readers’ and listeners’ trust. Luke Vargas hosts.


Further Reading:

Behind Closed Doors, Biden Shows Signs of Slipping 

Trump’s Debate Performance Marked by Familiar Theme: Falsehoods 

The Deepfake Election Has Arrived 

New Era of AI Deepfakes Complicates 2024 Elections 

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