post-truth age, content, reliable, news outlets, political bias, newsfeed, credible news, exaggeration, doubtful, bogus stories, unthinkingly, deeply-held

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In the {era post-prawdy} emotions often influence public opinion more than objective facts.
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post-truth age {poʊst truːθ eɪdʒ}
The website provides diverse and engaging {treść} for its readers.
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content {ˈkɒntent}
It's crucial to rely on {(wiarygodny} sources of information to stay well-informed.
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reliable {rɪˈlaɪəbl}
Various {źródła informacji} covered the breaking news from different perspectives.
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news outlets/mainstream news outlets {nuz ˈaʊtˌlɛts}
Media outlets should strive to minimize {polityczna stronniczość} in their reporting.
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political bias {pəˈlɪtɪkəl baɪəs}
I get my daily news from a customized {kanał informacyjny} that caters to my interests.
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newsfeed {nuzfiːd}
Journalists strive to provide {wiarygodne informacje} that adheres to journalistic standards.
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credible news {ˈkrɛdəbl nuz}
Some headlines resort to {wyolbrzymienie} to grab attention, which can be misleading.
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exaggeration {ɪɡˌzædʒəˈreɪʃən}
The authenticity of the viral video was {wątpliwy}, prompting further investigation.
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doubtful {ˈdaʊtfl̩}
{Fałszywe historie} can circulate online, so fact-checking is essential.
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bogus stories {ˈboʊɡəs ˈstɔriz}
It's important not to share information {bez zastanowienia, bezmyślnie}; verify before spreading.
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unthinkingly {ʌnˈθɪŋkɪŋli}
Cultural beliefs can be {głęboko zakorzenione} and influence individual perspectives.
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deeply-held {ˈdipliˌhɛld}

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