On Sunday, a 27-year-old Syrian Muslim detonated a suicide bomb outside a Germany music festival, killing himself and injuring twelve. 

But if you'd read the BBC headline, it wouldn't be apparent that it was a terrorist attack on innocent people: 

And Reuters followed suit:

After the BBC received harsh mocking on social media for making the suicide bomber into a "refugee" victim, its headline was changed to "Syrian asylum seeker blows himself up in Germany," which is a little more accurate, yet still agenda-driven.

At this point, Reuters' headline remains unchanged and explains that the Syrian man was denied asylum last year. It also states he was denied entry into the music festival.

As Alex Griswold at Mediaite notes, German officials aren't helping the truth along, as they are unwilling to fully remark that this was indeed a terror attack. Though believing that it "likely" is, German Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann has said, "We don’t know if this man planned on suicide or if he had the intention of killing others."

What is undeniable is the abhorrent media bias on display by these two outlets. The longer the media pretend multiculturalism isn't failing and that Muslims aren't waging war on the West, the more innocents will die.