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What Is New in the September 2026 Deal
The new trilateral agreement between the U.S., Denmark, and Greenland expands upon the 1951 treaty in several key ways:
1. Foreign Investment & Base Restrictions: It explicitly bars non-NATO countries (specifically targeting Russia and China) from building military bases or making investments in "sensitive sectors" (like critical infrastructure or rare-earth mining) without approval.
2. Independence Safeguard: Under the terms, the pact is designed as an "infinite life" agreement that will remain legally binding even if Greenland eventually votes to become an independent nation.
3. Expanded Presence: It paves the way for an expanded U.S. military footprint and integration with Arctic missile defense networks.
Key Compromise
While political messaging frames this as "permanent U.S. control" over security, Danish and Greenlandic leaders emphasized that the deal stops short of annexation, ownership, or a purchase. Denmark and Greenland retain full sovereignty and self-determination under the arrangement.
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1. ZERO illegal entries is false—this conflates "zero releases" into the interior with zero total arrivals.
2. Laken Riley Act: Fact—enacted federal law.
3. Murder rate drop: Fact—FBI metrics confirm historic drops.
4. Tax bill signed: Fact—passed by Congress.
2/6
1. $19.2T investment: Exaggeration—reflects non-binding multi-decade corporate promises.
2. Tariffs: Implemented, but facing Constitutional challenges under Art. I trade powers.
3. Stock market highs: Fact, though stock indexes regularly hit new highs under every admin (the Biden admin logged over 120 record highs across major indexes like the S&P 500/Dow).
4. Total jobs record: Fact—payroll headcount tracks growth.
3/6
1. $1T+ Defense spend: Fact—enacted by Congress.
2. Maduro capture: Fact, but faces international sovereignty challenges.
3. Iran strikes: Exaggeration—enrichment degraded, not obliterated; triggers War Powers debate.
4. 60% Fentanyl drop: Unverified by border metrics; foreign strikes lack host consent.
4/6
1. Drug price drops: "300%-600%" is mathematically impossible; order blocked in court.
2. Ending climate rules: Fact, but regulatory rollbacks face APA lawsuits.
3. EV Mandate repeal: Fact—deregulation action.
4. $2.5T Exports: Exaggerated projection when adjusted for inflation.
5/6
1. Private DEI ban: Unconstitutional—violates corporate 1st Amendment speech.
2. Title IX sports rule: Fact, but facing civil rights court challenges.
3. School curriculum rules: Fact, but challenged under 1st/10th Amendments.
4. $1k Newborn accounts: Fact—enacted tax policy.
6/6
1. "Settling 8 wars": Exaggeration—fragile ceasefires aren't permanent settlements.
2. Hostages returned: False—diplomatic logs show unrecovered captives remain.
3. Refugee halt: Fact, but sued under INA statutes.
4. National Guard deploys: Fact, but non-consensual state use violates Posse Comitatus.
5. English official language: Fact for federal agencies, but can't override Title VI Civil Rights.
Coming soon in 2027:
-3rd Impeachment
-ICC Warrant for Iran War Crimes
-Loss of majority in House & Senate
-Non-stop investigations by a Democratically led House and Senate
Oh the horrors!
Just imagine if our government was committed to supporting fair taxation, good wages, health care for all, a strong public education, and protection of our environment.
#FlipCongressBlue
@SteveScalise@SteveScalise knows better than this.
Cleaning up unused security passes (where only 1 applicant was actually denied and others could still get day passes) is routine.
Banning entire news outlets because you don’t like their reporting is retaliation. Stop comparing the two.
The five you should never believe as truth. 1. The Epoch Times: Highlighted for promoting debunked conspiracy theories and anti-vaccine misinformation, leading to very low trust ratings.
2. Breitbart News: Noted for misleading headlines, selective framing, unverified claims, and frequent failures on independent fact-checks.
3. The Daily Signal: Cited for misleading data framing, quote-mining, and prioritizing partisan narratives over factual reporting.
4. Newsmax: Flagged for broadcasting debunked election fraud claims, heavy reliance on opinion commentary, and legal scrutiny over broadcast statements.
5. The Daily Caller: Penalized for frequent fact-check failures, sensationalized reporting, and delayed corrections for false claims.
16. CBS / ABC / NBC / NPR — Legacy broadcast divisions with strict internal standards against unverified claims.
17. Bloomberg / Financial Times — Financial newsrooms where accuracy is required for market stability; near-zero tolerance for unverified reporting.
18. AP / Reuters / BBC / PBS — The cleanest track record in media. Strict multi-source verification mandates prevent unverified claims from being published. Errors are extremely rare and handled via public correction logs.
factual failure rates and accountability standards.
Tier 1: Severe & Systemic Falsehoods (Lowest Accuracy)
Outlets in this category routinely publish debunked claims, promote unverified conspiracy theories, or have lost major defamation lawsuits regarding false reporting.
1. The Epoch Times — Ranked worst for factual reliability by media watchdogs. Frequently flagged for publishing anti-vaccine pseudoscience, QAnon-adjacent claims, and unverified conspiracy theories without retractions.
2. Breitbart News — High frequency of failed fact-checks. Known for publishing misleading headlines, unverified claims, and selectively edited videos that require external debunks.
3. The Daily Signal — Frequently penalized by fact-checkers for selective quote-mining, misleading data framing, and publishing false or unverified claims on cultural and political issues.
4. Newsmax — Frequently flagged for airing debunked claims regarding election fraud and health topics. Faces ongoing legal scrutiny over broadcast falsehoods.
5. The Daily Caller — Regularly fails independent fact-checks due to sensationalized reporting, misleading framing, and failure to correct false claims in a timely manner.
Tier 2: High-Profile Falsehoods & Defamation Record
Outlets that maintain legitimate news gathering teams, but whose prime-time programs or editorial boards have broadcast major verified falsehoods resulting in legal payouts or heavy watchdog penalties.
6. Fox News — Broadcasts accurate daytime reporting, but its overall factual score is heavily penalized by its prime-time hosts. Paid a record $787.5 million defamation settlement to Dominion Voting Systems in 2023 after court rulings confirmed it repeatedly broadcast false election claims.
7. New York Post — Has a history of publishing sensational headlines or unverified sensational stories that later require major walk-backs or are debunked by official sources.
8. The Washington Times — Frequently flagged for publishing opinion-heavy pieces presented as news that contain unverified or debunked claims on climate and political topics.
9. Daily Mail — Known for clickbait and sensationalism; frequently penalized by watchdogs for failing to verify viral stories before publishing.
Tier 3: Selective Framing & Notable Retractions
Outlets in this tier generally attempt to report facts, but rely on partisan commentary shows or partisan framing that occasionally leads to significant errors, misstatements, or bias by omission.
10. MSNBC — High factual accuracy on straight-news beats, but heavily reliant on progressive commentary shows that have occasionally pushed unverified political narratives or presented speculation as fact.
11. CNN — Maintains a massive newsroom that reports factual events, but panel shows and online analysis pieces have occasionally presented unverified claims or required high-profile corrections/retractions.
12. The Daily Beast / HuffPost — Strong partisan framing; occasionally publish claims based on single unverified sources that require post-publication corrections.
13. Al Jazeera — Generally high journalistic standards globally, but watchdog groups dock its rating for selective reporting and state-influenced coverage regarding Middle Eastern geopolitics.
Tier 4: Minimal Lies, High Correction Standards (Most Truthful)
Organizations that maintain strict multi-source verification and issue immediate, transparent corrections when errors occur. They have virtually zero record of broadcasting intentional misinformation.
14. Axios / Politico — Insider political reporting with near-zero record of failed fact-checks; issue rapid corrections for minor errors.
15. NYT / WaPo / WSJ — Premier investigative newsrooms that conduct rigorous fact-checking. While criticized for political framing, they maintain formal retraction policies and hold high factual standards.
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🌐 TIER 4: Regional, Specialized & Centrist Outlets (Mostly Factual)
Reliable beat coverage, though some rely more on analysis or carry broader opinion sections.
20. The Hill
21. NewsNation
22. RealClearPolitics
23. The Christian Science Monitor
24. Roll Call
25. McClatchy / Regional Media Pool
26. Gray TV / Scripps News / Spectrum News
27. Al Jazeera
28. Voice of America (VOA)
📺 TIER 5: Partisan Cable & Commentary Networks (High Bias / Mixed Ratings)
Maintain legitimate White House correspondents, but overall watchdog ratings are heavily degraded by evening opinion programs and partisan framing.
29. CNN
30. MSNBC / CNBC / Telemundo
31. Fox News / Fox Business / Fox News Radio
32. New York Post
33. The Washington Times
34. Daily Mail
35. The Daily Beast / HuffPost
⚠️ TIER 6: Ideological & Questionable (Low Accuracy / High Failure Rates)
Operate primarily through partisan or advocacy lenses, frequently failing independent fact-checks.
36. Newsmax
37. The Daily Caller
38. The Daily Signal
39. Breitbart News
40. The Epoch Times
41. EWTN / CBN / Salem Radio
🏆 TIER 1: Gold Standard (Maximum Accuracy, Minimal Bias)
Focus almost exclusively on straight-news reporting with strict multi-source verification.
1. Associated Press (AP)
2. Reuters
3. BBC News
4. PBS News / AP Radio 🥈 TIER 2: Premium Broadcast, Financial & Legacy Print (High Accuracy)
Massive newsgathering budgets and strict editorial oversight; straight-news desks operate with high integrity.
5. Bloomberg News / Bloomberg Government
6. Financial Times
7. The Wall Street Journal (News Division)
8. CBS News
9. ABC News / ABC News Radio
10. NBC News
11. NPR
12. Agence France-Presse (AFP) 🥉 TIER 3: Digital-Native & National Print (High Accuracy, Mild Left-Center Framing)
Produce top-tier investigative news and political reporting, though watchdogs note left-center story selection.
13. Axios
14. Politico
15. The New York Times
16. The Washington Post
17. Los Angeles Times
18. USA Today
19. The Boston Globe