00:00In today's Media Miss Minute, a new fight over Wikipedia.
00:03Two House Republicans want to know if the site is pushing political bias.
00:08And in Maine, a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Senator Susan Collins
00:12turns into a shouting match with protesters.
00:17I'm Craig DeGrelli.
00:18Welcome to Media Miss Minute, where we zero in on the stories
00:21partisan media have left behind.
00:24First up from the left, House Republicans James Comer and Nancy Mace
00:28are probing Wikipedia.
00:30They claim organized groups, even foreign operations funded
00:34with American tax dollars, are trying to slant what you read online.
00:38They want answers from the Wikipedia Foundation on how it handles bias
00:42on entries on the popular information website.
00:45Now to the right, several media outlets are not reporting on a protest
00:49that broke out while Republican Senator Susan Collins
00:52was at a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Maine.
00:55The crowd chanted phrases like, shame, as Collins tried to deliver remarks.
01:00Shame! Shame! Shame!
01:03The demonstrators said they were protesting over Medicare funding decisions
01:06and the war in Gaza.
01:08Collins later told reporters it was, quote,
01:11interesting to see how much misinformation they had.
01:14For more stories missed or minimized by the partisan media,
01:17download the Straight Arrow News app and click on the Media Miss tab.
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