Donald Trump's announcement of a third bid for the White House renewed a conversation in newsrooms about the best way to cover his candidacy.
On the one hand, the campaign of a former president who commands the loyalty of a sizable portion of the American electorate is clearly newsworthy. On the other hand, even if his lies are called out, the decision to feature conspiracy theories and demagoguery prominently in news coverage can cause real damage, as media organizations learned from Trump's previous campaigns as well as his presidency.
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