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Major Newspapers Shun Presidential Endorsements Ahead of 2024 Election

USA Today's decision to withhold presidential endorsements aligns with similar moves by other prominent newspapers, raising questions about the political landscape for 2024.

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Updated: Oct 28th, 2024, 11:46 PM ET

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USA Today, following other major publications like The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times, has decided not to endorse any candidate in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. This decision is based on a belief that local elections shape America's future more significantly. Criticism has emerged from liberal readers, particularly regarding the non-endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris. Both USA Today and other outlets, such as the LA Times, are opting to provide factual analysis rather than political endorsements, reflecting a significant shift in traditional media practices.

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