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CNN’s deleted tweet framing ISIS-inspired bomb suspects as teenagers who simply wanted to “enjoy the city” reveals how legacy media’s narrative instincts increasingly prioritise ideological framing over the gravity of terrorism.

The takeover of Warner Bros Discovery has become a fierce battle after Paramount Skydance launched a hostile takeover attempt with an all-cash $30/share bid, directly challenging Netflix's current exclusive talks. The outcome will decide the fate of major properties like HBO and CNN, while the winner must absorb over $30 billion in company debt.

While it was evident that CNN published the article to berate the Republicans and champion the cause of 'anti-racism', the American news channel ironcially roped in individuals known for anti-India and anti-Hindu rhetoric.

The Indian ambassador clarified that the military escalation between the two countries did not start with India and, in fact, it started with the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which was carried out by Pakistan-backed terrorists.

The anchor even schooled the minister for discussing social media reports instead of providing evidence for his claims.

Clarissa Ward did not care to give the context that contrary to her claims, the man rescued was an intelligence officer of the Assad regime, who operated checkpoints in Homs notorious for "theft, extortion and coercing residents into becoming informants".

According to the federal appeals court, Project Veritas has reasonably argued for its claim of defamation by CNN and its 'journalist' Ana Cabrera.

Although Donald Trump asked Liz Cheney to walk the talk and fight with guns if she wished to continue her hawkish foreign policy stance, CNN chose to quote him out of context.