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In the United States, the news media are not required by law to report the truth, but they are expected to adhere to certain ethical and professional standards. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects freedom of the press, which means that the government cannot regulate or censor the news media. This allows news organizations to report on a wide range of issues, including those that may be controversial or critical of those in power.
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In the United States, the news media are not required by law to report the truth, but they are expected to adhere to certain ethical and professional standards. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects freedom of the press, which means that the government cannot regulate or censor the news media. This allows news organizations to report on a wide range of issues, including those that may be controversial or critical of those in power.
