Summary:
The book critiques the modern American media, arguing that it has strayed from its founding principles and become a tool for partisan bias and ideological agendas. It examines historical contexts, presents case studies of media behavior, and calls for a return to more objective and accountable journalism.
Key points:
1. Objective Journalism's Fall: Levin believes the press has become a political tool, leading to decreased public trust.
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