The same sentence applies to both and has the benefit of not lying to users that a “dispute” exists or that “sources” of misinformation have any value.
Think about how many words Twitter has to expend simply to demonstrate a lack of vertebrae.
Three words are all you need.
If it insists on being wordy, try this likewise accurate alternative by YouTube, which surprisingly has shown Twitter up in how to correctly label misinformation.
The Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit that would have blocked Trump's census-apportionment memo for lack of standing, a principle Trump vilified before that boosts him now.
The second federal court hearing in Georgia in a single day where Republicans are challenging absentee voting rules in the runoffs should begin shortly.
Another federal judge DISMISSED a similar lawsuit this morning.
A federal court hearing in the case against Steve Bannon and his associates charged with conspiring to defraud donors of We Build the Wall will begin shortly.
Most of the myths and conspiracy theories about a free press in the United States would be demolished by anyone spending any significant amount of time in a press room.
Two reporters whose personal politics might be light years apart from each other can cover the same politically charged event and churn out extremely similar stories.
Because we covered the same happening.
Most beat reporters covering social institutions have integrity, and even if they didn't, the professional costs of burying news that damaged their perceived side or rewards to establish a record of credibility and scoops would be enough to set them straight.