Why are you lying?

As per Perplexity.ai

# Company (key U.S. media assets) 2025–2026 Top Leader(s) 2024 PAC/Corporate Giving Pattern (D vs. R) Notes
1 The Walt Disney Company (ABC, ESPN, Disney+, Hulu, 20th Century, etc.)
CEO Bob Iger Roughly balanced; slight Democratic lean in some cycles (e.g., ~60% D in 2020), but often close to 50/50.
Disney paused Fla. donations in 2022, then resumed some GOP giving in 2024 after settling with DeSantis.
2 Comcast / NBCUniversal (NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, Peacock, Sky, Xfinity)
CEO Brian L. Roberts
Slight Republican lean in 2024: ~46% D / ~53% R from Comcast PAC to candidates. Also gave to both party committees (e.g., DNC, RNC, DSCC, NRSC).
3 Warner Bros. Discovery (CNN, HBO/Max, Warner Bros., Discovery, TNT, TBS)
CEO David Zaslav
Slight Republican lean in 2024: ~41% D / ~59% R from WBD PAC to candidates. WBD employees/execs also gave millions individually; overall mix still bipartisan.
4 Netflix (Netflix streaming, some film/TV production)
Co-CEO Ted Sarandos; Co-CEO Greg Peters; Chair Reed Hastings
Netflix’s PAC (FLIXPAC) reported no federal candidate spending in 2023–24; most visible political money is from executives personally (e.g., Hastings’ $7M to a pro-Harris super PAC).
5 Paramount Global / Paramount Skydance (CBS, Paramount+, MTV, Nickelodeon, Showtime, BET)
CEO George Cheeves (outgoing); incoming leadership under Paramount Skydance (David Ellison, Skydance)
2024 PAC: ~47% D / ~53% R to candidates; overall individual+PAC giving heavily Democratic in some tallies due to large individual donations. 6 Fox Corporation (Fox News, Fox Broadcast, FS1, Tubi)
CEO Lachlan Murdoch; Exec Chair Rupert Murdoch
2024: FOXPAC split evenly (50/50) between parties for candidate support; overall company-related giving somewhat Democratic-leaning in dollars due to large gifts to party committees and causes.
7 News Corp (Wall Street Journal, New York Post, Fox Australia, etc.)
Exec Chair Rupert Murdoch; CEO Robert Thomson
2024 PAC: almost even split D/R; corporate contributions also symmetric ($25k to RAGA, $25k to DAGA)
. 8 The New York Times Company (NYT, NYT Athletic, Wirecutter)
CEO Meredith Kopit Levien; Publisher A.G. Sulzberger
Strong Democratic lean: 2024 totals ~98.5% D / ~1.5% R from NYT-related PAC/individuals.
9 The Washington Post (WP, WP Radio) CEO William P. Barr (as of 2025); Publisher Fred Ryan (previously)
Very strong Democratic lean: 2024 ~99.8% D / ~0.2% R from WP-related PAC/individuals.
10 Hearst Communications (magazines, local TV, newspapers, ESPN stake)
CEO Steven R. Swartz
Slight Republican lean in 2024: ~40% D / ~60% R from Hearst PAC/individuals.
11 Nexstar Media Group (local TV stations, The CW, NewsNation)
CEO Perry A. Sook
Slight Republican lean: 2024 PAC ~45% D / ~55% R; Nexstar PAC gave notably to RNC.
12 Gannett (USA Today, many local papers)
CEO Michael Reed
Historically mixed; recent cycles show modest PAC giving with slight GOP tilt in some years, but overall small totals.
13 Sinclair Broadcast Group (local TV stations, NewsNation competitor)
CEO Chris Ripley
Notable Republican lean in public reporting; company and executives have supported GOP causes and candidates.
14 Gray Television (local TV stations)
CEO James C. Ryan
Generally Republican-leaning in FEC data; supports GOP candidates and committees.
15 Tegna (local TV, digital)
CEO David F. Poltrack
Bipartisan but often slightly Republican-leaning in PAC allocations.
16 Advance Publications (Condé Nast: Vogue, GQ, New Yorker; also owns ~31% of Charter)
CEO Steven O. Newhouse Jr.
Family and company-linked giving has shown Republican lean in some cycles (e.g., Hearst family, Advance owners).
17 Bloomberg L.P. (Bloomberg News, Bloomberg TV, radio)
CEO John Micklethwait; Founder Michael Bloomberg (owner)
Bloomberg himself is a major Democratic donor; company PAC is smaller and more mixed, but the dominant political signal is Democratic via Bloomberg’s personal giving.
18 Dow Jones & Company (WSJ is under News Corp, but sometimes listed separately)
Integrated into News Corp (see above)
See News Corp.
19 Vox Media / Vox.com, New York Magazine Group (Vox, The Verge, Eater, NY Mag, Vulture)
CEOs vary by group; e.g., Jim Bankoff (Vox), David Perlman (NY Mag)
Smaller PACs; typically Democratic-leaning in public data.
20 BuzzFeed / HuffPost (digital news)
BuzzFeed CEO Ben Smith (2024), HuffPost under BuzzFeed
Limited PAC activity; individual donors around these outlets tend to lean Democratic.

I'm a pretty staunch Democrat

Wow, I never would have guessed that.

"..It knows everything about me.".

This single statement/sentiment should kill this idea immediately from a user perspective. To stop it, all we need to do is to not use it. However, I fear that the general apathy or ignorance among the populace will lead us into a societal dystopia.

This is nice, simple and positive comment, now quite the rarity on Slashdot.

Well done Sir/Ma'am, and have yourself a wonderful day.

I put this into Perplexity.ai and this is what I got

i heard that trump has been accused of raping a 13 year old girl. Is there any truth, or credible evidence to back this up?

Direct answer: There is no credible evidence that Donald Trump raped a 13-year-old girl. The claim originates from a 2016 civil lawsuit (involving Epstein) that was filed against Trump and Epstein but was dropped before any adjudication, and subsequent reporting found no verified evidence tying the allegation to a proven crime or established fact. Multiple fact-checkers have labeled broad social media posts about the rape as false or unproven, noting the lack of substantiated evidence and the dismissal of the case .

What to know in more detail

The 2016 lawsuit: A woman identified as Jane Doe alleged she was 13 at the time and claimed Trump and Epstein raped her during Epstein-associated parties in 1994. The suit was later dropped, and prosecutors/major outlets found no conclusive evidence presented in court to support a verdict against Trump in that case .

Aftermath and evidence: There has been no verified public court record or credible investigative report confirming that the alleged rape occurred or that there was corroborating, admissible evidence establishing the event. A number of highly circulated posts and videos were analyzed by fact-checkers and deemed false or unproven because the key claims were not substantiated in court records or reliable reporting .

Media and sources to consult: Reputable fact-checking outlets (e.g., PolitiFact) have explained the timeline and the lack of verifiable evidence in this specific allegation. For balanced context, you can review multiple reputable fact-checks and mainstream reporting from the period when the case was active .

If you want, I can pull up the primary public records or reputable fact-checks with direct quotes and links so you can review the exact wording and conclusions for yourself.

So either you know something no one else does, or you're a fucking liar.

How about you STOP FUCKING LYING

Here is one article, from Harvard, stating that it is rare, but happens.

Another from the L.A. Times

No one ever said it was rampant, but it has happened. You said it didn't. You're either maliciously lying, or completely ignorant. There's a reason for the meme 'Stop Transing our Kids'

As for hormone therapy, let wikipedia tell you that once again you are lying.

Be fucking honest next time.

As for adults, I'm all for you doing you, as long as you have full and informed consent.

So Trump does something that you would presumably like, but instead of saying something along the lines of 'Well, that's different, but kinda cool', you just have to bash him. I say bash him when he deserves it, which is a lot, but also recognize when he does something you agree with. It's really not that hard.

Is this the moment in time that the long, deep and sad slide into Idiocracy begins?

Will this do?

https://www.bbc.com/news/artic...

Are you suggesting that the UK government, under Kier Starmer is a right-wing government. If so, then you are more delusional than I thought.

Before I read the comments, I thought to myself; "How many people will still make this an Orange Man Bad thing?". You guys didn't disappoint.

Please, someone explain to me how this is anything other than a good thing?

How in the fuck was this upvoted with not a single citation made? Claiming 'Statistics and facts must suck for you.' with numbers that could easily have been pulled out of your ass is really irresponsible. It would be the same thing as me claiming it as fact that at least 90% of people on this site recently are left-wing retards just looking for a reason to bash conservatives. I just provided the same amount of proof/support that you did.

FFS, get it together people.

Look into the demographic that is majorly doing this. You won't like the result.

Remember, as far as the UK is concerned, something happened in 1997 that is having a profound effect in Britain.

Are you sure about that?

Stop.. Please STOP!

From the TFS

The Federal Aviation Administration created the problem by relocating Newark's air traffic control operations from the understaffed N90 facility on Long Island to Philadelphia in 2024

Who was president in 2024? Biden or his aides? Either way, this predates Orange Man.

Can't someone find a cure for acute TDS