Category: Media Literacy and News Filtering

How to avoid Trump news?

How to avoid Trump news?

Archer Radcliffe Aug. 3 0

Hey folks! If you're feeling like you're drowning in a sea of Trump news, I've got some nifty tricks to keep your media consumption Trump-free. First, consider using filters on your news apps or social media to block out any Trump-related content. Second, choose to follow news outlets that are less likely to focus on Trump. Third, engage in non-political hobbies that can provide you a healthy escape from the political whirlwind. Remember, it's your feed, so don't be afraid to take control and steer clear of the Trump news tsunami!

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