Facebook fights: Two big reasons you’re getting in arguments on social media
The sharing of information on social media often results in some sort of dispute – particularly if it has to do with politics.
Can you spot the bias? How biased media creates biased consumers
“Another reason some people may demonstrate high levels of bias in reading the news is that they habitually consumehighly biased news, distorting their frame of reference.”
The Rock has a new energy drink, so I tried it to see if I’d get swole
I imagined consuming the beverage would suddenly transform my workouts, and I’d go from dad bod to swole in a matter of minutes.
Setting a Goal: 365 workouts in 365 days
Was it possible to average one workout a day in 2021? We’re about to find out.
Now hiring: Digital content leaders for Nexstar
With a new year comes the expansion of our digital content leadership team across Nexstar Media Group’s portfolio of 200+ television owned or operated stations in 115+ television markets.
Slice of hope: How to get a free pizza during the holidays
Through the end of the year, I’ll use my social channels to promote when dinner is on me.
Heroes Among Us: Honoring the Veterans of the Nexstar Nation
On this day, we remind ourselves we’re able to do what we do because of the sacrifices of Michelle, Tony and our heroic veterans.
Dak Prescott signed a football for a sick Texas teen, now she’s returning the ‘faith’
A Texas teen with a debilitating illness is sending is sending some “faith” to her unlikely new penpal, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, following his career-altering injury earlier this month.
A look inside NewsNation’s effort to provide unbiased news in primetime
In a primetime cable lineup full of opinion and analysis, NewsNation promises to go back to the basics and simply deliver the news.
