Is The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and USA Today's non-endorsements a stamp of approval for Trump? Here's what the ex-President is claiming
As the US Presidential Elections approaches close with every passing day, both the Presidential candidates are intensifying their campaign. In a recent development it was known that major newspapers will not be endorsing any of the Presidential ca...

CNN reported that this sudden non endorsement marks a pretty significant departure from tradition because if history is being traced, both The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times have always endorsed Democratic candidates. The leadership of all these prominent newspapers has eventually asserted that their decision to abstain from all kind of endorsements actually aims to rebuild the trust of the reader and combat perceptions related to media bias.
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Will Lewis, the publisher of The Washington Post emphasized on the fact that the non-endorsement reflected the commitment of the paper towards journalistic integrity rather than a political stance, noted CNN. On the other hand, such a decision has eventually sparked an internal dissent which included several resignations from editorial staff who felt that this move compromised the paper’s values.
CNN asserted that critics all around are putting forward an argument that the non-endorsement could eventually embolden Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump and reflected on the potential backlash if he ends up winning the US Presidential Elections.
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What was the recent move by the major US newspapers regarding the endorsement of Presidential candidates?Which are the major US newspapers that did not endorse any Presidential candidates?
The major US newspapers which did not endorse any Presidential candidates before the US Presidential elections includes The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, USA Today.
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