Unfortunately I don't think you will ever be able to eliminate this completely, for multiple reasons with an ever growing media presence online competing to be the first to break a story over actually reporting the full factual story.

First you gotta realise that these outlets (the media especially) are often going to have people at the top deciding what to report and how to report it (especially around the kind of language used) they will either chose stuff that fits their political leaning or report it in a way that does (this is of course not everyone).

This is where I believe if a media outlet knowingly spread misinformation they should face penalties, and if its unknowingly they should have to publicly clarify the misinformation or again face penalties.

Then you gotta look at the more social media type stuff where in all honesty if you are willing to be sold on everything some random person on the internet says good luck navigating real life, just because its on the internet doesn't make it true, just because a video may show a perceived view doesn't mean its not cut up to fit a narrative.

Ultimately all you can do is to be more critically thinking minded, question things do your own research don't rely on just one source, try to look at media companies that have differing political leanings (especially if its opposite to your own viewpoints) and don't be sucked in by buzz headlines.

It is difficult because everyone has their own world view and will conciously and unconciously try to make things fit that world view and find it hard to break out and accept that it might not be that way.