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‘Fake news’ v faker-in-chief: Why Trump’s media war is backfiring
The US president speaks relentlessly with a forked tongue – and that has provoked the media’s increasingly probing coverage.
Reported by The Age
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The Age‘Fake news’ v faker-in-chief: Why Trump’s media war is backfiringSydney Morning Herald‘Fake news’ v faker-in-chief: Why Trump’s media war is backfiringThe Age‘Fake news’ v faker-in-chief: Why Trump’s media war is backfiringSydney Morning Herald‘Fake news’ v faker-in-chief: Why Trump’s media war is backfiring9 recorded states
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