Stop being bias with the news and only allowing and posting left wing comments and news.
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Matthew Kleiber
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Why would you delegitimize your Yahoo News by including so many Fox(Faux) News Feeds? These " news" stories are NOT journalism. You should know this. Please STOP. Time to go back to USA Today or The Hill. How disappointing.
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Doug Enyart
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I'll speak my mind, though it appears that it's useless. I'm tired of seeing the same articles over and over. In fact, it I read a story, and X to go back, the feed has reversed way up into the articles I've already screened or chosen to ignore. Looking at old responses it looks like it may be three years before anyone even reads this.
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Garry Herman
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What a joke this opinion writer is, her articles are riddled with stupid comments and her very onesided opinion. Never has comments available because she does not want to see how far from the public opinion hers is. She should open her articles to comments so she can see how stupid she actually is, her latest saying everyone wants to move to commiefornia?? What a laugh
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michael walsh
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How can I block sites like Cheezburger from my news feed as it offers no news?
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Tom Missouri
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You need to add a category for false information when reporting false comments in the comment section. many post blatant false statements and gain popularity from their lies. Likely some agreeing think these comments are true.
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Michael Synder
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I, Michael Alan Snyder, am having my accomplishments not listed, and confused with another musician also with the name, Michael Snyder. Could you fix this inaccuracy on Yahoo Scout, as soon as possible. Thank you in advance for your assistance. Have a great day.
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Daniel Creston
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I have used Yahoo as my homepage for many years and regularly read the Top Stories presented there.
I am increasingly concerned about what appears to be a lack of political balance in the selection and presentation of stories involving President Trump. My concern is not that Yahoo should avoid publishing critical stories about him. Criticism is an important part of journalism. Rather, I would like to see a more balanced selection of coverage that includes positive, negative and neutral reporting when warranted.
When a major news homepage presents numerous stories about one political figure and the overwhelming tone consistently appears negative, it creates the impression that the news selection itself is advocating a particular viewpoint rather than giving readers a balanced picture of the day's news.
I would encourage Yahoo's editors to review the mix of political stories appearing in Top Stories and strive for greater balance and diversity of viewpoints. Yahoo serves a very broad audience, including people with widely differing political views, and I believe a more even-handed approach would strengthen readers' trust in Yahoo News.
Thank you for considering my feedback.
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Robert Hunt
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I am trying to block news from a couple of news sources on the home page on my laptop. Your instructions only work for an app on cell phones. There are no tabs that direc t me to where I can edit what news sources I want and do not want when I access Yahoo's home page on my laptop.
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Robert Hunt
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I am trying to block news from a couyple of news sources on the home page on my laptop. Your instructions only work for an app on cell phones. There are no tabs that direc t me to where I can edit what news sources I want and do not want when I access Yahoo's home page on my laptop.
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E Poponne
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It disgusting that a news channel puts up certain little feeds on people computers to continue to get different races to talk about one another. Every feed has a ridiculous black person feed on it that you know will give a stereo type of that race. You are part of the problem to spread hate and chaos in this world. America is collapsing due to hate and division. This time it won't survive with the hate and racism. famine, storms and other things will swallow us whole. Be a part of something good and stop being a follower
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E Poponne
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It disgusting that a news channel puts up certain little feeds on people computers to continue to get different races to talk about one another. Every feed has a ridiculous black person feed on it that you know will give a stereo type of that race. You are part of the problem to spread hate and chaos in this world. America is collapsing due to hate and division. This time it won't survive with the hate and racism. famine, storms and other things will swallow us whole. Be a part of something good and stop being a follower
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Brent Lassetter
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My idea is for the user to be able to eliminate a particular type of story (pets and animals) from their news feed. I am overwhelmed with pets and animals stories in my news feed, and underwhelmed with my ability to stop them. I do not read them, or do I care to see them. A simple toggle to remive unwanted story themes sees to make sense.
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steven cannova
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Be more balanced in your removal of comments.Some commenters make really rude or insulting comments,either about another commenter or group.Those comments are allowed.I ask slightly insulting questions and they get banned.
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Tim Ringwood
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Spun wrote "The NBA owns the WNBA:"
The NBA has 42% percent of ownership .
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Bensa E
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I am sick & tired of Yahoo news! automatically censoring my comments because of certain unholy words that 'could be harmful' to other sensitive creatures reading it ...
Yet YOU can't stop force feeding us with your fellow suicidal celebrity blogger, Perez Hilton, news who literally traumatized us with his worse that BestGore attempt to stay in spotlights as a desperate attempt to stay relevant ... just like you, in a few years.
Who the **** is even running this cvnt show because I want to know.
You will be known as the most coward face of **** news in the online industry. Fix yourself or you will face the consequnces.
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John Cexton
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"Delivery workers made $104 million more in tips after New York City began enforcing new law: Mamdani"
It is sad that Democrats voted against No Tax on Tips, and are spending huge amounts of tax dollars while blaming and taxing the "Rich", who already pay more than 45% of NYC's tax bill. No wonder why so many of them, and now the Middle-class are leaving NYC. Truly a recipe for disaster. -
Julia Brendle
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/minnesota-hand-taxpayer-funded-trans-173114924.html
In this article you refer the AAP as "a conservative group" when what it is actually is over 600,000 doctors that treat children based on scientific research and biological reality. I mean, if you're so confident in the woke **** that you promote, then why do you do your best to downplay conservative facts? If the liberals are right, and conservatives are wrong, why not give facts instead of lies. Please don't try that "we didn't lie" BS either. As I taught my children, omission is a confession of guilt. SMH. Can't even get facts from yahoo. No left leaning or right leaning, just facts. You can't do that.
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Covfefe Guys
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Why do you keep sending me stuff from right wing news sites like fox and newsmax bc they ain’t really news
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Ian Thunder
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Sean Seywright
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To the Yahoo Communications Team,
I am writing to explain why I have decided to stop using Yahoo as my homepage and daily source for news and information.
Yahoo has served as my daily online hub, and I will continue using Yahoo Mail. However, I can no longer rely on the Yahoo Canada homepage as a meaningful source of Canadian news, updates or insight.
From my experience, Yahoo Canada’s coverage is overwhelmingly focused on Southern Ontario, particularly Toronto and the surrounding region. News and developments from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Atlantic Canada, Northern Canada and communities outside the Greater Toronto Area receive comparatively little attention.
I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba. When I visit a service presented as Yahoo Canada, I expect to see a reasonable reflection of the entire country. Instead, the homepage often feels like a Toronto or Southern Ontario regional service carrying a Canadian label.
This persistent geographic bias creates an exclusionary experience for Canadians living outside that region. It leaves the impression that our communities, concerns and accomplishments are less important or less worthy of coverage. After repeatedly encountering this imbalance, I have finally decided to move to another homepage and news provider.
I am not writing because of one article or one isolated editorial decision. I am writing because this has become a consistent pattern that has gradually removed Yahoo’s relevance to me as a Canadian living outside Ontario.
Please forward this message to the people responsible for Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News and the Canadian homepage. I hope Yahoo will seriously review how its Canadian content is selected and whether the current approach genuinely represents the country it claims to serve.
I would appreciate confirmation that this feedback has been received and forwarded to the appropriate editorial or product leadership.
Sincerely,
Sean
Winnipeg, Manitoba