The nation’s media were as splintered as its opinions. Liberals and conservatives turned to their respective sources for news, further hardening their views and dividing the nation.
Until an alternative emerged. It was called One Nation, a conglomeration of media outlets — broadcast, print, online — dedicated to “the facts.” No more commentary. No more partisan news.
Gradually, liberals and conservatives turned away from their old news sources and grew to rely on One Nation for the truth. Other media went bankrupt.
Years later, people would learn who had financed One Nation. But by then, few believed news from any other source.
Until an alternative emerged. It was called One Nation, a conglomeration of media outlets — broadcast, print, online — dedicated to “the facts.” No more commentary. No more partisan news.
Gradually, liberals and conservatives turned away from their old news sources and grew to rely on One Nation for the truth. Other media went bankrupt.
Years later, people would learn who had financed One Nation. But by then, few believed news from any other source.
