Facebook Replacing Trending News With Left Wing Propaganda

Facebook announced this week they are replacing their “trending news” feature with a “breaking news” feature. The new platform will include articles from 80 Facebook approved publications. Of course, you know what "News" sites they will be using.

While Facebook has not released the names of the 80 sites that they approved, we have found out through a source a few publications that have been approved, and some that weren't even contacted for permission.

Can you guess which side of the aisle they are from?
So far these are the sites that have been APPROVED

The Washington Post
CNN
MSNBC
Vox
The Verge

We know these sites have not been contacted by Facebook

Breitbart
The Gateway Pundit
Drudge Report
New York Post
DailyCaller
DailyWire
The Washington Examiner (We are not 100% on this one yet)

Do you see a pattern developing?
Allum Bokhari at Breitbart reported:
Facebook has announced the end of their controversial “trending news” feature. It is to be replaced by a “breaking news” label that it is testing with a select group of 80 publications.

Facebook has not yet said if the feature will become available to all publications.

Facebook said they will replace trending news — the list of “trending stories” that appear in users’ sidebars — with three new features, one focused on breaking news, another on local news, and another on video.

Facebook indicated that they will discriminate against sources the platform doesn’t deem to be trustworthy, saying the system is designed to keep users informed of “timely, breaking news” while “making sure the news they see on Facebook is from trustworthy and quality sources.”

Trending news, the feature that Facebook plans to replace, was the subject of intense controversy in 2016 — including the threat of an investigation from Senate commerce committee chairman Sen. John Thune (R-SD) — after it was revealed that the editors in charge of Trending repeatedly discriminated against news stories of interest to conservatives, while promoting progressive stories.
 

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