One quick look at my feed and my top posts are a news article, an ad, a news article, a news article and some "friend" I can't remember who changed his profile picture.
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Then that's written into a press release, and then that press release is written into a news article, and then an editor writes the headline for that news article.
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To read the CBC News article in full, click here.
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It was a feature article, it wasn't a news article.
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But the essay and the news article aren't in conflict.
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They announced their effort in a tweet and BuzzFeed News article.
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The judge then asked about a BuzzFeed News article from Feb.
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Number of mentions of civilian casualties in the Fox News article?
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Mr. Sayoc said he could — and texted him a news article.
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She recognized Miller's mugshot from a news article about Gaude's warnings.
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Each result is linked to a news article about the accusations.
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"This could be a news article on a current event" Facebook writes.
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And that was a news article that was planted by Christopher Steele.
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Then, select one topic and write about it in a news article.
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Everything can be liked—a comment, a news article, a photo, a post.
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Buzzfeed's news article repeatedly uses the word "government" without specifying the specific branch.
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It's just a news article for the media, but this is my life.
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"Les is a dear friend," Clooney said in a 2005 CBS News article.
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Cheq's technology tries to digest a news article like a human brain would.
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What about a link to a news article about Europe's ongoing refugee crisis?
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Representatives for Odebrecht were not immediately available to comment on the news article.
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Clinton and sex crimes and providing a link to a fake-news article.
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A news article states that such crashes are rare — one here, one there.
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In one effort to spread an online news article about the late Sen.
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Ask about a recent news article or press release you've seen about the company.
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The existence of the unit was revealed in a flippant 1971 Detroit News article.
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She says her boss presented her with both the letter and the news article.
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Multiple Twitter users lashed out at Stratcom for linking to the Breitbart News article.
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Rarely is there a news article about him that doesn't mention the Manhattan Project.
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His actions were published in a news article and circulated widely on social media.
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Ms. Stark found a news article about Mr. Epstein's history and turned it down.
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A fake news article led to gunfire at a Washington pizzeria three weeks ago.
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According to a 2007 CBS News article, security cameras captured the men leaving the vicinity.
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DOJ also presented a news article that was sourced from the author of the dossier.
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A name in a news article can lead to media appearances, and even job offers.
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McKee's sexual assault allegation first appeared in a New York Daily News article in 2014.
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Suddenly you go from loading a news article to wriggling away from an intrusive ad.
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Enter the start of a made-up news article, and it'll finish it for you.
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The report also substantiates multiple allegations against Krauss made after the BuzzFeed News article appeared.
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And what if just minutes before you'd seen another fake news article denying climate change?
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Re "'Almost Radio Silence': Movie Producer Is the (Whispered) Talk of Hollywood" (news article, Oct.
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Of course, mine has all those things too but thrown in are news article headlines.
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Kourtney Kardashian shared a news article about the animals who have perished during the disaster.
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You can find a "nut" paragraph or two in nearly every news article you read.
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To the Editor: Re "Apprenticeship a Growing Alternative to College (and Debt)" (news article, Dec.
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"The day I read the (news) article I couldn't really do anything else," Bong said.
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Well, the "reporter" who wrote yesterday's news article about the 6.8 quake was actually a robot.
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Video HOW DID YAHOO NEWS ARTICLE END UP BOLSTERING THE STEELE DOSSIER IN THE FISA COURT?
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Half the subjects read a mock news article that gave a basic biography of the candidate.
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Spacey has remained mostly off the radar since November 2017 after an explosive Buzzfeed News article.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "For India, Toilets Are a (Mostly) Serious Issue" (news article, Sept.
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On Thursday, he posted on Twitter a news article about negotiations to raise the spending caps.
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Once we had our audience, we submitted our ad — which promoted an unrelated ProPublica news article.
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Over a news article describing the threats from some Patriots fans, Brown wrote, "System working effectively."
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Ingraham tweeted a link to a news article about Hogg having received some college rejection letters.
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"WOLF PACK'S PREY" read the headline of an April 21, 1989, New York Daily News article.
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When women read the news article about the increased competition, their trust in gay men was amplified.
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And, in at least one case, the emails appear to involve information from a published news article.
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You were trying to access a news article or you were invited to answer questions while shopping.
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It's rare to see a mainstream news article about palm oil environmental issues that doesn't mention orangutans.
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JF: If you've ever looked at a news article or commented on it, you've probably seen Disqus.
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This fake news article was shared at least 603,500 times on Facebook and Twitter, according to JTBC.
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"I meant to say 'Bowling Green terrorists,'" she tweeted alongside a 2013 ABC News article providing background.
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If her name sounds familiar, you've probably read a news article about Lonina in the past year.
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Gould found out he had the disorder after a friend showed him a news article about it.
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And if I see a fake news article in my news feed, how do I report it?
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Enforcement grew lax, and spraying machines that broke went unrepaired, according to a recent VOA News article.
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He declined to comment on the Automotive News article, saying the company doesn't comment on personnel issues.
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Tipsarevic's thoughtful, iconoclastic vibe does not translate particularly well to the space constraints of a news article.
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For background, our first story was a news article about the cancellation of a senior movie day.
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Last August, I was struck by a news article reporting that a historical marker near Glendora, Miss.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Sours on Sessions, Blaming Him for White House Troubles" (news article, June 6) and "Sessions Offered to Resign" (news article, June 7): President Trump's rage at Attorney General Jeff Sessions is just additional proof that he really doesn't understand how government functions.
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It also bears out that the Michael Isikoff Yahoo News article was used to corroborate the Steele dossier.
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Reynolds responded to a news article, claiming that him and Lively are "struggling to spend quality time" together.
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"Guys, just want to let everyone know of the fake news article on tech crunch," [sic] he wrote.
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I'm a birth striker because every day brings another news article, another ugly contour of the coming catastrophe.
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" Savchenko also shared a link to a news article headlined, "Ruthenium Over Chelyabinsk: Environmental Disaster Or Information Warfare?
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Then, two days later, he sent a news article about the Hapsburg group revelation in his court case.
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"Shrivelled testes grew back to normal and the animals regained their fertility," a news article in Nature wrote.
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Google Consumer Surveys collects data through survey boxes that appear online before someone can read a news article.
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These personal details of everyday life communicated her reality in a way that no news article ever could.
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On Sunday, his mother, Valerie Castile, shared a news article about the charity's work on her Facebook page.
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Last week, Mr. Geraci said, he read a news article about Ringo and tried to contact Officer Ellis.
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At a recent internet literacy workshop outside Paris, students were asked to write their own false news article.
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One news article had the headline "Crooked Raila," referring to Raila Odinga, who is running against Mr. Kenyatta.
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Schiff, however, said that the Yahoo News article was not referenced in the FISA application to corroborate Steele.
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One of Cohen's exhibits includes a news article saying that Rahr, a prominent art collector, made the purchase.
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One ad promoted a news article about President Trump's summit with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader.
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The Guardian published a fake news article written by the software along with its coverage of the research.
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They write their Medium post or their blog post or their news article, and then tweet it out.
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Many more still, those whose names weren't "important" enough to make it into a news article, suffered in silence.
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As the Nature News article points out, there's a decent mix of skepticism and excitement about the experimental results.
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It contained no text, just a link to a news article: Sudan repeals public order laws, the headline announced.
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In fact, one recent news article stated that the National Education Association is reporting a slight increase in membership.
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Letter To the Editor: "With Pensions Like This ($315 a Month), Chileans Lash Out at System" (news article, Sept.
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For instance, a burger brand might consider a news article about obesity as "unsafe" for its ads, says Cheq.
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Twitter users are attacking U.S. Strategic Command (Stratcom) for promoting a Breitbart News article on its official Twitter account.
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With smart content features, a news article or a movie activates different elements of the content for different people.
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He remembers seeing a picture of himself in a local news article framed on the wall in her house.
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Levie's quip was attached to a CNBC news article detailing a $1.7 billion payout that Neumann will reportedly receive.
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BOB SPITZ Brooklyn To the Editor: Re "Trump Pledges to 'Heal Divisions' (and Sue His Accusers)" (news article, Oct.
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Ms. Pace first told her story publicly in a BuzzFeed News article written by the music journalist Jim DeRogatis.
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Asked to comment for this article, Bintan sent clips of a news article about its lawsuit against the shipowner.
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Letter To the Editor: "Auschwitz's Legacy, Seen Through Pieces of a Somber Past" (news article, July 27) was gripping.
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Two, the contention that sharing a link to a news article complicates the work of others requires supporting evidence.
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Another post showed a news article from an army-controlled publication about attacks on police stations by Rohingya militants.
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It was brought up in the comments section in one news article questioning the need for an upgraded version.
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Here's one sample fake ad that Lewis highlights: And here's the fake news article it links to — touting a "revolutionary" Bitcoin opportunity, in a news article style mocked up to look like the Daily Mirror newspaper… The lawsuit is a personal action by Lewis who is seeking exemplary damages in the high court.
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From there, they determined whether they had shared a fake news article, from a list compiled by a BuzzFeed reporter.
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For example, I didn't know about that until I read a news article about a restaurant using iPads as plates.
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Carr is less than happy about the news, since the BSU is dragged into the news article about the arrest.
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"When we interact with babies...we want to bring them into our world," said Slaughter in an ABC News article.
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Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif responded to the fake news article on his official Twitter as if it were real.
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When Manson family member Tex Watson showed up at the ranch, he was carrying a news article about Tate's murder.
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The photo, taken by the Associated Press for a prior news article, shows the employee's desk with his many monitors.
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The glyphosate-causes-cancer meme is repeated in every news article about glyphosate and heavily pushed by anti-GMO activists.
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Activists are concerned that the law could stop people from posting everything from an internet meme to a news article.
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Another is the inherent limitations of cable news and traditional news article, which are ill-suited for conveying complex realities.
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The wiretap application included a Yahoo News article from September 2016 that discussed the investigation into Mr. Page's Russian ties.
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His news article about that, recklessly written and misleadingly edited, was never submitted to censorship, as was the normal practice.
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Senate Republicans moved en masse to distance themselves from their nominee almost as soon as the news article was posted.
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"I came up with it a couple years ago, when I first got included in a news article," he said.
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L. B. Sullivan, was not fought over a news article or an editorial or anything else prepared by our staff.
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"Publication of a news article is simply not an act of international terrorism," David Parker, an attorney for Oath, said.
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Later, when he got back to his hotel room, he saw a sign for a news article about his comments.
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In October 2014, he shared a news article about an African man who raped his wife, and then circumcised her.
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The State Commission on Judicial Conduct began investigating Hensley in May 2018 after reading a news article, the lawsuit says.
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Smith should set the record straight by acknowledging that he cited a fake news article in his letter to Friedman.
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In support of the request, it cited a Yahoo News article that, officials admit, was influenced by the Steele dossier.
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The ability to delist a news article could be a cause for concern, for freedom of information and press advocates.
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She told WNYC that her boss came to her with the letter and news article and asked for an explanation.
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Opinion Columnist Last week, my colleague Bret Stephens imagined a news article on the morning after President Trump's re-election.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook strongly denied the allegations of malicious hardware in its technology in a Buzzfeed News article published Friday.
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The group also released statements from two people named in the BuzzFeed News article who later became plaintiffs in the case.
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Their announcements follow a BuzzFeed News article exploring which tech companies were updating their policies in light of the Google protest.
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Facebook has repeatedly said overall sharing is healthy, but this intimate content — not news article links — is what makes Facebook indispensable.
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Earlier today, a tweet regarding a news article was mistakenly posted from this account & does not represent the views of DIA.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders told Politico that the conversation was allowed because it involved responding to a news article.
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A case in point is the May 6 "news" article about Mr. Trump eating a taco ("Outreach to Hispanics: Taco Bowls").
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A recent Downtown News article with the headline "Here Comes the Boom!" gave status updates on more than 100 downtown projects.
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"I read a news article the other day about a burglar who broke into three shops in a row," he said.
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Say that a news article you read or listen to is about a specific political topic that is unfamiliar to you.
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Of course, he blamed Barack Obama ("Under Fire Over Testing Delays, Trump Points a Finger at Obama," news article, March 5).
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Matt White, 36, of Indianapolis, discovered that he was related to Dr. Cline after reading a news article about the case.
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The latest data from Northern Europe's democratic-socialist countries suggest otherwise ("Gloom in the World's 'Happiest' Nations," news article, Aug. 27).
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To the Editor: Re "Tuition Plan Makes College More Affordable for a Few" (news article, April 12): Your coverage of Gov.
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The Safety Check alert included a link to a 9 article on the Bangkok Informer disguised as a BBC News article.
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Aides speculated that someone had shown Mr. Trump a news article about the Ukraine assistance and he demanded to know more.
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Additional News Article In Highly Anticipated Report, Mueller Reveals Trump's Efforts to Thwart Russian Inquiry How Will History Judge Barr's Redactions?
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More specifically, the largest determinant to sharing a fake news article was being over the age of 65 — regardless of political orientation.
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It's become commonplace to accuse Hollywood of being "out of touch with reality," as a February 1 Fox News article put it.
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"I had recently visited the redwoods in Humboldt County, and shortly thereafter saw a news article about redwood poaching," Crippens told Hyperallergic.
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There aren't many presidential-campaign staffers whose hires are worth a news article, but this lawyer, Jeff Berman, is one of them.
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He spoke to me in detail about his experience and his candor was, after a news article filled with anonymous griping, refreshing.
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Murray-Hall pointed to an April BuzzFeed News article that analyzed the advertising networks used by different sites that publish fake news.
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"I hope Paul Ryan falls and crashes in a blaze of glory," Page said in November 3753 after sending a news article.
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Mr. Cruz said it was an honest mistake by aides who circulated a news article that said Mr. Carson was going home.
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I conducted an experiment in which almost 600 subjects read a news article about a female state house representative running for governor.
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But there is a hope: The Survivor Rights Act, which addresses this issue, has unanimously passed the Senate (news article, May 25).
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Senate Blocks 4 Measures Proposed to Curb Gun Sales" (news article, June 21): After Sandy Hook, nothing.
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On the wall was a print of an old-timey barbershop and a framed News article about a squirrel that eats pizza.
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Not until 1971 did the area gain the name Silicon Valley, which the journalist Don Hoefler coined in an Electronic News article.
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That meant that, theoretically, someone could forward a false news article or message to tens of thousands of people at one time.
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Letter To the Editor: I sighed loudly after reading "Federal Judges Overturn Corruption Convictions of Skelos and Son" (news article, Sept. 27).
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CreditCreditNa Kim SEOUL, South Korea — I cannot turn my thoughts from the news article I happened to see a few days ago.
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So is part of a news article about the invasion of Iraq, and the phrase "CALLER ID BLOCKED," and abortion clinic literature.
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Fast forward and we now have headlines like "3 Partly Paralyzed Men Walk With Aid of Electric Implant" (news article, Nov. 1).
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Fertility Rate Again Falls to a Record Low, Confounding Demographers" (news article, May 17): Just wait, demographers!
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Verbal memory may slip; so may mental focus, the ability to read through a news article, to follow a complex email chain.
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Hashmi later noted on Twitter that the Fox News article caused right-wing trolls to flood his Instagram page with abusive comments.
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The same study found that 80% of middle school students can't tell the difference between "sponsored content" (advertising) and a news article.
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The Department of Justice has now over-turned that ruling on the grounds that the news article was updated in February 2014.
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" In seeing Damon's comments in a news article, his "Good Will Hunting" co-star Minnie Driver responded on Twitter: "God God, SERIOUSLY?
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News literacy teaches students to ask, among other things, whether a news article or a video is from a legitimate news organization.
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At the time of the news article posted, the United States was arming and funding the mujahedeen in the Soviet-Afghan War.
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This year we shattered the previous record for the most commented-on news article in Times history (see that story revealed below).
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Sam Altman: And no, I think you need to give yourself permission to not follow every post, not read every news article.
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Summize costs $13 to download and advertises the ability to quickly scan a textbook page or news article and summarize its key points.
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"Hell nah thats my kid," Tyga reportedly captioned a since-deleted photo of a news article about Jenner's pregnancy on his Snapchat account.
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But if you let your bias and preferences come into your work then you have an opinion piece and not a news article.
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But German lawmakers have considered tougher legislation, including a proposal that would fine Facebook for every fake news article it fails to remove.
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If you tried to share a New York Daily News article about police brutality on Facebook today, you may have run into trouble.
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News article provided an independent basis for surveilling Page -- even though the article turned out to have used Steele as its only source.
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And even better, they can convey their message with a shareable news article that doesn't appear to be an advertisement — because it isn't.
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His remark came on the heels of a news article that cited an intelligence assessment claiming Pyongyang had successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead.
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A Republican state lawmaker in Louisiana cited a satirical news article during a debate on a medical marijuana bill in the state. Rep.
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Federal authorities used both the Steele Dossier and Yahoo News article to convince the FISA court to authorize a surveillance warrant for Page.
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Within hours of the latest mass shooting in America, the same 2014 news article inevitably begins popping up in my social-media troughs.
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Before the police arrived, he held photos, handwritten notes and a news article about the shooting up to one of the building's windows.
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For example, it claims that the application relied on a Yahoo News article since traced to Mr. Steele without explaining the Steele connection.
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WHEN A VET CAN BE DEPORTED This BuzzFeed News article about an American who served in Afghanistan and almost got deported is … troubling.
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The claim in this TikTok video ( here ), shared on Twitter, shows the Zimbabwe News article ( here ), which originated from the Zambian Observer ( here ).
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Letter To the Editor: Re " 'I Couldn't Tell Anyone': Stories of Abortion" (news article, July 12): There are 422 men serving in Congress.
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And one news article, widely shared online, warns that Google may eliminate Macedonian from its list of recognized languages, depending on the vote.
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To learn more about gymnast training in China, and how it has changed over the past decade, read this 2016 NBC News article.
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To the Editor: Re "Hotter Summers, Once Exceptional, Become the Norm" (news article, July 29): Climate change is fueling that dangerous summer heat.
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Letter To the Editor: I am saddened to read that "Pregnancy Prevention Programs Are at Risk of Being Cut" (news article, Aug. 11).
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And then I came across the news article [about the then-unsolved murders of Drew and Hack] and I made the phone call.
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As word of Austin's mission spread, he became something of a local celebrity, appearing in TV shows, news article and social media posts.
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But that judgment was over-turned by the Department of Justice on the grounds that the news article was updated in February 2014.
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The company immediately suspended the research and began investigating after learning of the details in The Daily News article, a Google spokesman said.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Erdogan's Guards Will Be Charged in Beating of Protesters, U.S. Officials Say" (news article, June 15): The Rev.
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The AP reported last August that one focused on a forwarded news article about the classified U.S. drone program run by the CIA.
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This raised many eyebrows, because the sourcing was completely unclear — "we're reliably told" — and it came in an editorial, not a news article.
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"4 games for Big Ben crazy world I'm done with it," Brown tweeted over a screenshot of a news article about the investigation.
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It turned out to be a complete stranger who had been offended by a comment Glennon had made about a news article on Facebook.
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One email, Fallon said, appeared to contain "information from a published news article," which would suggest that the top secret classification was perhaps overkill.
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" Tesla posted a rebuttal to Mercury News' article on Monday, noting that if the claims against its contractors are true, they are "totally unacceptable.
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The R&B star recorded a video, which he posted on Twitter Thursday night, addressing the claims detailed in a recent BuzzFeed News article.
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Johnson, who contends First Lady Melania Trump was the one who shared the Got News article with Trump, said Kelly's moves won't change anything.
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And soon after Strydom got the news every parent dreads -- not through a phone call, she says, but by reading a news article online.
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Trump, abandoning his public posture of not settling lawsuits, agreed to refund $2.8 million in deposits to six purchasers, according to a news article.
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In an Australian news article, Gresta was quoted as saying he'd met with representatives from the Queensland State Government about building a hyperloop there.
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Bakers find proof of the Storm's effects and validity with every news article where any sort of human trafficker or child predator is apprehended.
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According to the study, 82 percent of students could not distinguish between a sponsored post and an actual news article on the same website.
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Her work could help advance understanding in physics, quantum mechanics and areas outside math, Stanford said in an online news article about her death.
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The fake news article has been appearing online ahead of the release of "A Cure for Wellness" this Friday, The Hollywood Reporter said Monday.
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Letter To the Editor: New York State's impending solitary confinement reforms ("Judge Backs Settlement on Isolation of Inmates," news article, April 1) warrant clarification.
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"This could take the form of an interesting news article, short commentary on breaking news or your own thought-leadership opinion pieces," Graham noted.
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Back in 1991, an archival news article ponders whether the suburb of Weston, north of Miami, should have been built on drained Everglades land.
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To the Editor: Re "The Limits of the Working-Class Hero Pitch" (news article, March 10): What's disturbing about Bernie Sanders isn't his ideology.
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To the Editor: Re "Pompeo Defends President as Being Harsh With Russia" (news article, July 26): Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is no wallflower.
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One of the documents was a copy of a news article about the Denton County shooting with mug shots of Mr. Hernandez and himself.
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To the Editor: Re "Bangladesh, a Fashion Hub, Grapples With Factory Safety" (news article, March 2): Bangladesh is committed to protecting our citizens' lives.
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Letter To the Editor: The romance and history of apples was temptingly described in "In Search of an Ancient Harvest" (news article, May 30).
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Looking Back It may surprise some readers that Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against The New York Times involves an editorial, not a news article.
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To the Editor: I was perplexed by the opening sentence of "A Parting of Ways With Her Father on Refugees" (news article, April 27).
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Use your imagination to write the opening of a short story or news article inspired by this image, and post it in the comments.
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But it also turned the debate ugly, as Mr. Gaetz read into the record a news article about Hunter Biden's history of drug abuse.
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"Was just sent this -- I'm the one in the car checking if this guy was ok," she captioned a news article about the accident.
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At the time of the news article posted by Poole, the United States was arming and funding the mujahedeen in the Soviet-Afghan War.
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It's startling to realize how young Morgan was — 32 or 33, depending on which news article you believe — given how much he had lived.
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Letters To the Editor: You report that three months after Hurricane Maria, half of Puerto Ricans are still without power (news article, Dec. 30).
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Fact-checkers in Germany called out a fake news article circulated on Facebook about Frans Timmermans, the Socialists' top candidate in the European elections.
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And then there was the small issue of the Sporting News article from March 2013 in which his current players tore into his managerial style.
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The acts listed in the Digital Music News article were first flagged by the Southern Poverty Law Center as "white power bands" three years ago.
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He said he had "just highlighted she didn't reach other reliable sources and it led to a one-sided news article based on unreliable sources".
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Ungaro also found that the BuzzFeed News article was "fair and true" because it just reproduced the dossier — it didn't express any opinions about it.
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" In November of the same year, Page sent Strzok a news article, adding: "I hope Paul Ryan falls and crashes in a blaze of glory.
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Memes circulated on Twitter and a parody restaurant page surfaced on Facebook, linking to a news article about the bombing investigation as the company's website.
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It persists even today: Almost every news article covering an update to the app comes with the caveat that there is still no chronological timeline.
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The much-hyped New York chase sequence serves as a wink to the news article that inspired the very first Fast and the Furious movie.
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International rights group Amnesty International said it was "outrageous" that Jatupat had been jailed for sharing a news article and it called for his release.
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The study's authors found that literally none of people who read a fake news article read the corresponding de-bunk from a fact checking site.
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The clause protects online services from liability for speech published on their network, like a libelous statement in the comments section of a news article.
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The Gulf News article reported that Breaking the Silence, an Israeli organization critical of Israel's military occupation of the West Bank, had made the claims.
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On women, minorities: Wilkie defended his record on treatment of women and minorities following a news article about statements he made as a congressional aide.
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That day, a Bloomberg News article quoted the academy's president, Margaret Archer, a laywoman professor, as saying that Mr. Sanders had asked for the invitation.
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In a recent news article, a farmer from Mitchell County was quoted as saying he had lost a crop worth at least $2.1 million dollars.
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A 2013 analysis of articles at Slate found that the average reader only reads about halfway through any given news article before leaving the page.
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"The news article you are referring to is not even close to that ... even in that article, the FWS employee misquoted is there," said Bernhardt.
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I also think of the shooting death of the young performer Christina Grimmie at her concert in Orlando on Friday night (news article, June 12).
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The FISA records also reveal that a September 2016 Yahoo News article by Michael Isikoff was a significant part of the government&aposs warrant application.
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Pawlowski showed the cop the Buffalo News article, they both had a good laugh, and the officers left him to finish his lunch in peace.
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Consider that a reader's trustworthy rating of a news article is the sum of the article's inherent qualities, the reader's personal views and brand prejudice.
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"So the good news is that you have the honor of having written the last news article ever for The Village Voice," Mr. DeMause wrote.
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The Washington Post ran a big news article recently making this case (and parts of the argument have appeared elsewhere too, including in The Times).
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To the Editor: Re "Ruling Deals a Blow to Class Arbitrations" (news article, April 25): With its 5-to-4 decision in Lamps Plus v.
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Four years ago, she came across a description of her Detroit neighborhood in a news article, but it was called something different from Core City.
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He was suspended for 36 days and placed on dismissal probation, according to a New York Daily News article on police discipline published in March.
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After The Wall Street Journal ended its participation in the program, its traffic from Google dropped nearly 45 percent, according to a Bloomberg News article.
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And a third photo, of an injured police officer, can be traced to a Mexican news article from 2014 about protests in Mexico's Guerrero region.
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Letter To the Editor: It was with great interest and regret that I read "Music Class Gets Lost in the Shuffle" (news article, May 14).
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Advisers Call for More Troops to Break Deadlock in Afghan War" (news article, May 9): Historical analogies are tricky.
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He said he was at the Prado Museum in Madrid last Tuesday when he read a news article about the impending auction on his phone.
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She did find one news article, though—a very thin woman had been ripped in half by a train when she fell into the gap.
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Witness the many interviews of discouraged voters in Wisconsin documented in "Many in Milwaukee Neighborhood Didn't Vote — and Don't Regret It" (news article, Nov. 21).
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"Fuck shit fuck," wrote one international neo-Nazi group on their public-facing Telegram channel, alongside a link to an ABC News article about Smith.
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Tell us in the comments, then see more work from Patrick Chappatte in the Opinion section, or read a related news article to learn more.
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Letter To the Editor: We take strong exception to "Panama Struggles to Shed Its Image as a Magnet for Shady Deals" (news article, Dec. 4).
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Roughly a third of the submissions don't qualify as tips and are quickly discarded — a reader sounding off on a recent news article, for example.
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News article by Michael Isikoff and that this article 'does not corroborate the Steele Dossier because it is derived from information leaked by Steele himself.
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And we've got politics reporter Miriam Elder here to talk about a 2017 news article that has been driving the conversation in pro-Trump circles.
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There, she saw what appeared to be a news article that painted her as underhandedly trying to torpedo the campaign of a rival Democratic candidate.
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Incredibly, the Fox News article admits that its interpretation of this exchange has been rejected by every fact-checker who has looked at the issue.
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Based on the weekend document release, the Yahoo News article was presented to the surveillance court as an independent intelligence stream justifying the surveillance of Page.
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I will have patients print out a news article or a research finding and bring it to their appointment, highlighted and with questions in the margins.
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If you're reading a news article on your computer, and pick up your phone, it can prompt you to, well, pick up where you left off.
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In the online ad, Kadar allegedly offered refunds if the threats were unsuccessful —factors of success included a news article or a Facebook post about it.
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Why it matters: This is the first time Apple has called for a retraction of a news article based on the contents written about the company.
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One possible source of Portman's information could be this local news article, which mentions "false alarms" coming out of northeast Ohio, though no actual, documented cases.
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"But this is a tiny fraction of the one million qubits that could be needed for a general-purpose machine," a news article at Nature states.
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Now, instead of just sharing a bleak news article about Syrian refugees with friends on Facebook with a sad face emoji, you can immediately get involved.
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But nearly a year later, only seven of the 21 patients have been able to return to work full time, according to a JAMA news article.
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While Apple says USDZ is a file format for augmented reality, Federighi also showed a USDZ 3D file in the middle of an Apple News article.
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Olmert said the average time spent looking at a traditional news article is less than 15 seconds compared with 3-4 minutes for Playbuzz-powered content.
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A fake news article even surfaced accusing Zervos of making up the story in exchange for half a million dollars from her power lawyer, Gloria Allred.
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The MTV News article about 500 Degreez at the time even mentions it as a highlight where Wayne "teamed with fellow Southern hot boy Petey Pablo"!
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Surge of Violence in a City of Gangs" (news article, April 8): During the Great Recession, our community struggled financially.
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Instead, the Nuzzel Newswire consists of sponsored links in Nuzzel's email newsletter, pointing to a blog post, press release or news article of the advertiser's choosing.
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" Some Estonians were upset, too, like the reader of a news article about his arrival who appended the comment: "I say out of the country, now!
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Her announced total was $85 million more than the $200 million cut that a UN news article said UN Secretary General António Guterres backed in October.
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Clinton a news article about a likely move by the Obama administration to shift some decisions on drone strikes to the White House from the Pentagon.
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For example, which of the first paragraphs below about the shooting in Las Vegas is from a news article and which is from an opinion piece?
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That work, titled "Charlottesville," deconstructs how The New York Times presented its main news article about the racially charged marches in Charlottesville, Va., on Aug. 12.
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Still, at a firm that casts itself as a collector of facts, the dossier is not the equivalent of a finished news article, in journalism parlance.
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But Jordan G. from Georgia has been a longtime fan: My favorite social media star happens to be this cute little hippo in this news article.
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Coronavirus-related layoffs have caused a huge spike in the number of people applying for unemployment benefits in the US. This is a breaking news article.
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To the Editor: It was incredibly heartening in this political climate to read "Not Afraid to Claim an F From the N.R.A." (news article, Nov. 5).
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Letter To the Editor: "Trump Backs Private Air Traffic Control in a Nonbinding Plan" (news article, June 6) states that privatization has the support of pilots.
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However, in "Inside F.B.I., a Darkening Mood and Rising Doubts About an Investigation" (news article, May 11), F.B.I. agents who were interviewed question precisely that point.
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You might invite your students take a look and find a rumor or news article they've read and present the real facts to the class: FactCheck.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "In San Jose, Poor Find Doors to Library Closed" (news article, March 31): I must take issue first with your headline.
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Mr. Fetterman, a Democrat who was elected in 2018, said he was shocked when he read a local news article about the case on Friday morning.
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Letter To the Editor: "Inhabitants of Maldives Atoll Fear $10 Billion Saudi Investment" (news article, March 27) casts undue suspicion on an otherwise normal investment deal.
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After reading, students can view the World Health Organization's page dispelling rumors around Zika and complications as well as this CBS News article about the claim.
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Laura Ingraham, who hosts a Fox News opinion show, tweeted a link to a news article about Hogg having received rejection letters from several California schools.
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The GOP memo also claims that a Yahoo News article was used to corroborate Steele, but this is not at all why the article was referenced.
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We had women read this news article and then indicate how much they would trust a straight woman or a gay man in various dating-related scenarios.
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Since Apple News saves your history of read articles, you can go back to the place you left off inside an Apple News article at any time.
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John McCain, R-Arizona, citing an online news article about McCain believing that Trump's idea for a border wall with Mexico was "crazy," according to the complaint.
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One of the juror's, a 21-year-old woman, allegedly wrote "sitting on the jury LMAO" on a news article about the case that someone had shared.
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The BuzzFeed News article was based on previously unpublished data of sexual harassment charges filed with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and can be downloaded here.
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In July, Chinese internet users who were angry about low-quality vaccines published a viral news article on the blockchain in order to preserve it from censorship.
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Its style aping goes beyond the author; it even went so far as creating the inter-paragraph "Read more" links in a "Fox News" article I generated.
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This is the essential question underlying nearly every news article and cable segment about the 83-year-old Supreme Court justice's decision to campaign against Donald Trump.
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Biden's campaign blasted out the Religion News article to a targeted group of voters via text message, according to his campaign, which did not discuss further details.
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" The R&B star recorded a video in which he called allegations of abuse brought to light by a July BuzzFeed News article "a bunch of crap.
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Pennycook and Rand followed up with another paper looking at whether Facebook's warnings could have any effect on whether readers perceive a news article as being accurate.
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They effectively bar the exits from the News Feed, ensuring users don't bounce from the app while waiting for a news article to load in the browser.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Northeast Opiate Crisis Stalls Marijuana Legalization" (news article, April 20): Marijuana access is associated with reduced incidences of opioid abuse and mortality.
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Letter To the Editor: "Disparities in Discipline Found in Charter Schools" (news article, March 17) underscores the need for increased accountability and transparency in charter school discipline.
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Michael T. Flynn, the nominee for national security adviser, was fired by the transition team for using Twitter to spread a fake news article about Hillary Clinton.
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I spoke with three strength and conditioning professionals, showing them the brief clips that Porzingis had made public and sharing the contents of the Daily News article.
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You don't really care if Google sends you to Wikipedia or a news article or some other site, as long as its results are accurate and trustworthy.
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Few are underestimating a governor who approaches everything from event staging to the wording of a news article about him as a win-at-all-costs battle.
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The reporters sent their threads to Ms. Davey, who stitched them together into a news article, an early version of which was published just before 4 p.m.
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We invite you to submit a letter to the editor in response to a Times news article, editorial, column or Op-Ed in the last few days.
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The writer is a professor of materials chemistry at M.I.T. To the Editor: "California Gets Emissions Cap 10 Years Longer" (news article, July 18) notes that Gov.
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Letter To the Editor: "Once a Child Soldier, Now Fighting to Find His Way Back" (news article, April 5) profiled Duop, a child soldier from South Sudan.
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"The bans only apply to government-issued devices," she wrote in the caption to a video that showed a screenshot from a news article about the ban.
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A day after his advisers disputed a news article about the conversation, the president focused instead on justifying what he did and blaming those who disclosed it.
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Finally, John Noble Wilford, a science writer for The Times who reported on the moon landing, described how his famous July 21, 1969, news article was written.
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The item is circled and labeled "Michael C." Cohen testified that Trump's handwriting was on a copy of a New York Daily News article about the sale.
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In arguing in favor of his proposal, Mr. Gaetz read into the Congressional Record a graphic news article describing the younger Mr. Biden's substance abuse, including cocaine.
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Two people close to Mr. Trump said they believed he was referring to a Breitbart News article, which aides said had been passed around among his advisers.
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The defendant also received a news article from an unknown sender referencing the Lion Air crash that had specific references to the plane's Air Data Module system.
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The NBI originally said Ressa could not be charged, but the country's Department of Justice overturned that judgment because the news article was updated in February 2014.
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Instead, Facebook will now show each subject along with the number of people currently discussing it, a selection of user comments, and an excerpt from the news article.
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A fake news article falsely claiming that Morgan Freeman asked Donald Trump to jail Hillary Clinton is going viral again after being shared by large conservative Facebook pages.
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A later Daily News article questioned whether two of Ms. Kane's rivals, former prosecutors in the attorney general's office, had mishandled a corruption investigation described in the documents.
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In a wise move, he chose to help inform his followers by including a Huffington Post news article that lays out what exactly Woodley and others are protesting.
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He was fired and jailed after detailing the new generation of chemical weapons in a news article, though the charges were eventually dismissed under pressure from Western officials.
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A Fox News article this month did report that cases of dog flu have "spread to at least 46 states"—a startling fact offered with exactly zero sourcing.
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Earlier in the day, the Trump retweeted a single-source Fox News article reporting that the Russian ambassador, not Kushner, had suggested a secure back channel for communication.
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Letter To the Editor: You report (news article, April 9) that Lizette Bamenga, a Bronx woman, was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her two children.
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A decades-old news article about Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams (D) burning the state flag, which at the time included the Confederate battle flag, resurfaced on Monday.
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Letter To the Editor: "Front-Row Seat in Germany to a Reckoning With Its Past" (news article, June 18) is a valuable perspective on the path to justice.
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People were more likely to visit Facebook immediately prior to reading a fake news article than any other social media site, including Twitter, and even Google and GMail.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Brazil's New Leader Aims to Restore Faith in Economy" (news article, May 25): Women in Brazil are living in an extremely delicate moment.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Jailed Afghan Women Are Often Given Virginity Tests" (news article, March 2): Virginity tests are a form of sexual violence masquerading as science.
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To the Editor: Re "Standing With Trump, Christie Is Ridiculed" (news article, March 3): The Internet, the public and political pundits have had a field day trashing Gov.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Prosecutor Won't Seek Prison for Ex-Officer Found Guilty in Killing" (news article, March 24): Sentencing Peter Liang to prison would be wrong.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "An Airport With Plenty of Air to Spare" (news article, May 28): We at the Memphis International Airport do not share your negativity.
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But there are others, such as a music video from a popular artist or a general news article, which ask people from all around the world to comment.
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To the Editor: Re "Brushing Aside Critics, Trump Praises Hungary's Authoritarian Leader" (news article, May 14): Donald Trump's decision to host the Hungarian strongman, Viktor Orban, was disgraceful.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Homework Bans Don't Work for All Homes, Parents Say" (news article, April 26): Children are naturally curious, filled with wonder about the world.
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Mr. Baldwin said that he considered the reprobation "funny," even as a fake news article has circulated since his first appearance as Mr. Trump, mourning the actor's death.
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On my Facebook feed, I've got ads for the BodyBoss fitness program battling with a news article about how exercise makes no difference in how much you weigh.
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Kids are losing library privileges because they can't afford fines for overdue books ("Libraries Are Fining Children Who Can't Afford to Be Without Books," news article, May 5).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Budget Deal Allots $120 Million More for First Family's Security" (news article, May 2): President Trump has told us he is a billionaire.
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Those claims were notably laid out in a 85033 Bloomberg News article citing his training at a KGB-sponsored school and work for a Soviet military scientific institute.
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Letter To the Editor: "Amid Investigation, a Primer on Surveillance Practices and Privacy" (news article, March 25) provides a helpful overview of the current debate about government surveillance.
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"In seeking a stay, DOJ ignores Speaker Pelosi's actual remarks … in favor of a news article that does not quote the Speaker on the relevant issue," Letter wrote.
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FISA judges were told that a Yahoo News article was an independent corroboration of the Steele dossier, but Horowitz confirms that Steele was the source of that article.
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President Trump claims that Google News is "rigged" against him and Twitter is "shadow banning" conservatives (although the latter belief originated with a dubiously researched Vice News article).
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To test this, we created a fake news article that detailed extremely skewed sex ratios, indicating that women in college were competing over a very small pool of men.
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The American Press Institute found that people are most likely to share a news article that comes from a family member or friend than a brand or news outlet.
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Just one fake news article can be shared to millions of people, Mashable found, to say nothing of the potential impact of many articles distributed by several different outlets.
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But when a text news article suddenly starts blaring sound from an ad or auto-play video player in the sidebar, it's infuriating and an abuse of our attention.
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At one point, a rally speaker acknowledged that the crowd "may have seen" a news article saying the march was no longer happening because there were too many people.
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"Socar is working on a new investment for petrochemical products, the facility may become the second Petkim," Aliyev said in Azerbaijan, according to the news article on Hurriyet newspaper.
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Following the update, Twitter users can now tap on a link to a news article, blog, recipe or other item from directly within the Moment itself, the company says.
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Letter To the Editor: I am alarmed by armed anti-government protesters taking over a federal building in Oregon ("Occupying Federal Land, to Little Response," news article, Jan. 5).
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No town ever wants a "poop train" nearby, and should that fate befall your town, you would not want to see a news article describing it as a saga.
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Every news article must avoid upsetting too many of them, because the Argus top brass believe they represent how readers—and other bots—will react in the real world.
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"I was in New York yesterday and I was co-chairing our risk committee, and I saw the news article," said CFO Marty Chavez, referring to the report yesterday.
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The Oversight Board's lead lawyer was cited in a Bloomberg News article suggesting in a Manhattan court that the island was considering suspending debt-service payments for five years.
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The matter arose when Risch pressed Daniel on a news article that quoted him as saying they had been told to stop working on efforts to counter Russian attacks.
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Clinton's hiring detectives to dig up dirt on her husband's affairs, an adjacent "news" article suggests that she may have hired a hit man to have another woman killed.
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Aside from privatization, committee Democrats pressed him lightly about his record on treatment of women and minorities following a news article about statements he made as a congressional aide.
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Letters To the Editor: "Decades Later, Big Brother Comes Out of Hiding" (news article, June 17) correctly highlighted police surveillance of the Black Panther Party and the Young Lords.
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"When it wants to manipulate the news agenda, [the Kremlin] commands all these newspapers release one news article praising the mayor for his glorious achievements, for example," Kovalev said.
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If the same news article, live video or TV series episode gets recommended to you and me, we both read and watch the same thing, experiencing the same content.
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Letter To the Editor: We, as writers and friends of literature, wish to register our concern in regard to "Author Fights Plagiarism Charges by Critic" (news article, Oct. 8).
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In 25, Yale University researchers asked 22018 study participants to read a published news article about Canadian physicians who wanted to deny fertility treatments to women with obese B.M.I.s.
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To the Editor: Re "Standardized Test Companies Scramble to Fix Weaknesses After Scandal" (news article, April 13): I am the parent of two young adult children with learning disabilities.
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To the Editor: Re "Oregon's Climate Bill and the Case of the Disappearing Republicans" (news article, June 25): The standoff over a climate bill in Oregon's statehouse is distressing.
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To the Editor: Re "For Warren, Appearance on Fox News Is 'Hard Pass'" (news article, May 15): Elizabeth Warren is correct in her characterization of Fox News as extreme.
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Letter To the Editor: "Feeling It Has an Edge, China Sets a Hard Line on U.S. Trade Demands" (news article, May 1) reveals the Trump administration's weak negotiating position.
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A second widely shared image, of a police officer with a bloody nose, appeared in a 2011 news article about a clash in Mexico's Oaxaca region, according to Factcheck.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "American Strikes Killed Nearly 500 Civilians in '17" (news article, June 2): The Pentagon's account of civilians killed by American military action is unreliable.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Legionnaires' Disease Deadly in Upper East Side Outbreak" (news article, June 17): The Allergy & Asthma Network is concerned about the recent Legionnaires' disease outbreak.
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Someone might ask, for example, that Google remove a link to a news article about a crime they had been convicted of if the conviction was overturned on appeal.
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On Wednesday evening, the Ladies Like Us Instagram page had shared a post on its stories featuring a screenshot of the initial BuzzFeed News article about T.I.'s comments.
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Now, with apparent endorsement from the White House, Speaker Paul D. Ryan has put forth a new plan outline to be drafted into legislation soon (news article, Feb. 226).
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Letters To the Editor: Re " 'We're Throwaway People' " (news article, May 23): We disagree with the premise of this article — that truck driving is "low paying" and "unhealthy" work.
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The online fervor over a potential Warren endorsement is so high that The New York Times had to publicly disavow a fake news article announcing Warren was backing Sanders.
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I commend "Parsing Obstruction of Justice, an Often-Murky Crime" (news article, May 17) for laying out the unlikelihood of his removal in regard to the rule of law.
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Correctional officer Kenneth Mottershaw commented on a news article posted about Hampton in March 2018: "Know matter way you look at it, it's a freak'n male inmate," he wrote.
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News article in the first FISA application in an effort to show additional corroboration of the Steele dossier — even though the dossier information was the source of the Yahoo!
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A news article last year by Xinhua, the state news agency, said that the number of reality shows on streaming platforms had doubled last year from 2017, reaching 385.
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The Fox News article presents no argument as to why this clip vindicates Trump; it merely quotes a few lines from it and expects them to speak for themselves.
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To the Editor: Re "Seeking Clues Behind Trump's Weekend Twitter Barrage" (news article, March 19): For over two years we have watched President Trump become more and more unhinged.
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Often, a person I do not know will take pains to bring a matter to my attention (a news article, movie or lecture) that features the subject of my race.
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"You're reading text then all of the sudden you see film of what you were reading about," much like an online news article accompanied by photos and videos, Patterson said.
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Now more than ever, I want to know who has created the content that I consume, whether it is a news article, a public speech, an exhibition, or something else.
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Gypsy & Godejohn Spent A Few Days Together Another ABC News article reported that, for a few days, Gypsy and Godejohn spent time together doing normal things like shopping at Walmart.
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After a grossly irresponsible VICE News article framed the search tweak as a partisan "shadow ban" against Republicans, Donald Trump weighed in with his characteristic mix of threats and bluster.
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Everything is going to be OK. Facebook's best minds are on it — making our News Feed just a tiny bit more crowded, one shrunken false news article at a time.
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The local news article at the top bore the names of Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, as co-authors but it only had Zuckerberg's name listed at the bottom.
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In your new email, make a point to mention a topic this person discussed during a meeting you both attended or a news article that might have quoted this person.
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VR storytelling is still very young, but it's good to see it being pursued with taste and style; some other notable Sundance debuts are highlighted in this Deseret News article.
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Carl von Luger has a restaurant in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and plans late next year to open a branch in North Palm Beach, Florida, according to a news article this month.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Fliers to Be Kept Waiting for Shorter Lines, T.S.A. Says" (news article, May 26): The reason for the long lines at our airports is obvious.
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Letter To the Editor: Kudos to The Times for covering the battle to protect family farm agriculture in North Dakota ("North Dakotans Reconsider a Core Value," news article, June 13).
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"She is credited with having done more perhaps than any other woman in the state to obtain suffrage for the women of Montana," The Times said in a news article.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Stop-and-Frisk Judge Says Bloomberg and Kelly 'Didn't Seem to Get It' " (news article, May 2): Judges can, and often do, make a difference.
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Letter To the Editor: Re " '14 Memo Shows Newark School Officials Knew of Lead Risks" (news article, March 12): It's unconscionable that Newark schoolchildren were exposed to high lead levels.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Beware U.S., China Tells Its Tourists" (news article, July 3), which discusses a warning about gun violence in America: Are the Chinese on to something?
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Letter To the Editor: Re "New Policy Lets Transgender Troops Stay in Service, but With Restrictions" (news article, March 24): Our children are being shot to death in their schools.
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To the Editor: Re "Harvard Drops Weinstein Lawyer as a Faculty Dean" (news article, May 12): News outlets have acted as though Harvard undergraduates do not understand basic legal principles.
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To the Editor: Re "To Fly, She Uses Her Voice" (Arts pages, June 13) and "Ali Stroker Makes History as First Wheelchair User to Win a Tony" (news article, nytimes.
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To the Editor: "Politicians' Incendiary Remarks Provoke Debate on Free Speech" (news article, April 24) is a sign of the times, in which free-speech rights are increasingly being eroded.
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And bogus news may still spread — if a relative or friend posts a link with an inaccurate news article that is widely commented on, that post will be prominently displayed.
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To make sure I wouldn't have any student in the same situation as Andy ever again, I started asking my students to examine seven different elements of a news article.
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To the Editor: "The Violence of Prison: A Rare, and Troubling, Look Behind the Walls" (news article, March 31) exposes the urgent need for oversight of prisons throughout this country.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Canadian Government Sides With Pipeline Project" (news article, May 30): Having growing up in Edmonton, Alberta, I understand the pull of the province's oil sands.
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Which is why, in the end, The Times settled on a series of photographs rather than a news article for our coverage of the events in Bucklebury, Berkshire, on Saturday.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "City Combining Two Agencies That Combat Homelessness" (news article, April 12): Perhaps we have a new paradigm for city agencies: If they can't collaborate, merge!
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To the Editor: "A Guide to Protecting Your Renting Rights" (news article, May 22), while providing useful information, left out the single most important resource: a tenants council or association.
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ROBERT J. BLOCHPIKESVILLE, MD. To the Editor: Why should former President Barack Obama try to avoid criticizing Donald Trump ("Ask Him Anything, Unless It's About Trump," news article, April 25)?
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They conclude that a single news article would need to have been as persuasive as 36 television campaign ads to have been the difference between a Trump victory or loss.
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In January, a news article that said a 13-year-old Russian-German girl had been kidnapped and raped by migrants in Germany spread quickly on Russian-language news channels.
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" A copy of our story about the juror was included as "Exhibit A" with the government's court filing Monday, and it's referenced throughout the filing as "the VICE News Article.
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There's been a good deal of discussion and reporting about just why Mueller's office finally chose to dispute a news article, when in the past they've simply refused to comment.
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So far, the Facebook post advertising the job and land offer has received 6,600 "likes" and 4,200 comments, and more than 3,100 people have applied, according to a CBC News article.
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In a typical interaction, one non-Amazon Twitter user opined that "the way Amazon treats its workers is shameful," and linked to a news article about retailers that compete with Amazon.
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He contacted the FBI and the museum after a customer told the painting could be an original de Kooning and he saw a 2015 news article about the unsolved the theft.
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But his lawyers appeared to have made a mistake, failing to black out a footnote containing links to a news article and a Wikipedia page about one Paul Calder Le Roux.
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The Chronicle, which is leading the effort, is dispensing with traditional news article formats and will put forward possible solutions to the seemingly intractable plight of around 6,000 people without shelter.
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Letter To the Editor: Readers of "Chicago's Murder Problem" (news article, May 28) and "A Weekend in Chicago" (front page, June 5) may have concluded that longer prison sentences reduce violence.
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"@ChelseaClinton, daughter of former President @BillClinton & @HillaryClinton, claims that legalizing abortion added trillions of dollars to the economy," Graham tweeted alongside a link to a Breitbart News article about Clinton's remarks.
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The FBI&aposs assessment that Steele was not the direct source of the Yahoo News article is contained in all of the released FISA applications, including a renewal in June 2017.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "North Korea Threatens Nuclear Test, Defying U.N." (news article, March 15): As North Korea keeps escalating its nuclear threats, our leaders must continue bolstering our defenses.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "'Nobody Is Coming': Refugee Agencies Fall Into a Sudden Limbo" (news article, May 18): If we turn back refugees, let's drop all talk of American exceptionalism.
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"There are many questions we have for Mr. Rosenstein, including questions about allegations made against him in a recent news article," said Robert Goodlatte, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
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The House Select Committee report documented a number of errors in it: for example, it cited a news article from September 4 as evidence of a protest happening on September 11.
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One of them worried that her illiteracy, if unveiled in a news article, might cause an embarrassment for her son, who has gone on to become a prosecutor, school officials said.
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The super PAC validated that suspicion in its response, going on at some length to try to link the school — called "Terror High" in an earlier news article — to terrorist activity.
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She went from the news article to the paper that it cited, and discovered that it was looking at the SARS virus, not the (very similar) one that causes Covid-19.
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The objection seemed to be that while it does publish fiction, the particular thing that Snopes objected to was less fiction than an actual news article that included some misleading details.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Comedian Apologizes for Slur Aimed at Ivanka Trump" (news article, June 1): The difference between Roseanne Barr and Samantha Bee comes down to message versus words.
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Letters To the Editor: "When Opioid Addicts Find an Ally in Blue" (news article, June 13) celebrates that the police have begun to protect drug users rather than reflexively prosecute them.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Rather Than Shrink Subway Delays, M.T.A. Adds Funds for Expansions" (news article, May 25): Transit system ridership will soon be severely curtailed by self-driving taxis.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Americans Still Packing On the Pounds" (news article, March 26): We don't need more data; we need a government that values the health of its constituency.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Gorsuch Rejects Doubts Over 'Rule of Law Today' " (news article, June 4): Judicial review depends on judges being impartial arbiters of the Constitution and the law.
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McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said his committee was not notified of the policy change prior to the news article, an issue McCain has railed against for months.
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Ms. Conway did clarify that, yes, she had been referring to the case of Mr. Hammadi and Mr. Alwan, linking in a tweet to an ABC News article from November 2013.
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A news article in The Morning Call, the hometown paper of Senator Pat Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, suggested his office was being facile with the facts about past nominations during election years.
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According to a Bloomberg News article last week, Spotify has told music industry figures that it will eventually restore some songs by XXXTentacion to playlists — a partial walk-back, the article said.
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It works by taking text (such as a news article) and analyzing it for the co-occurrence of words, or the frequency that groups of words will appear next to each other.
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Back in August, Cooper posted a news article titled "BREAKING: 49ers DROPS Kaepernick After He Refuses to Stand for National Anthem" from American Updater, a right-leaning Facebook page, on her timeline.
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As for Messenger, Rosen and Lyons said it will now get verification badges and a Context Button, like Facebook has, which offers users more information on the publisher behind each news article.
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Letter To the Editor: Reading "Council Approves a Fee on Checkout Bags" (news article, May 6), I was sadly reminded of a visit to Grand Canyon National Park a few years ago.
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The governor linked to a news article referencing the expected announcement of the legal challenge during a news conference that Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has scheduled for later on Wednesday.
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When The Guardian, a British newspaper, managed to get its hands on a copy of the book, excerpting some of its most salacious claims in a news article posted online on Jan.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Actress's Lawsuit Opens Door to Further Trouble for the President" (news article, March 9): President Trump is trying desperately with legal maneuvers to keep Stormy Daniels silent.
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To the Editor: Re "Klobuchar Has Plan to Tackle Addiction and Mental Health" (news article, May 4): Kudos to Senator Amy Klobuchar for prioritizing mental health and addiction in her presidential campaign.
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Letter We invite high school students to submit a letter to the editor in response to a news article, editorial, column or Op-Ed essay in The Times from the past week.
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A "news article" published last week in The Washington Post, which set off yet another manufactured media firestorm, alleges that the goal of Russia is to trick people into criticizing establishment Democrats.
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American and Ukrainian officials have asserted that Ukraine learned that the aid had been held up only around the time it became public through a news article at the end of August.
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In 2015, a seal lion snatched a man from his boat off the coast of Mexico, he wrote in a news article, and dragged him 25 to 30 feet beneath the surface.
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"It was a total surprise," said Pavlo A. Klimkin, who was Ukraine's foreign minister in August when he learned of the Trump administration's suspension of military aid by reading a news article.
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To the Editor: Re "Budget Seeks Cuts at E.P.A. to Regulators and Cleanups" (news article, May 20): Let's not think that this administration is doing what it does out of good will.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Trump Says He Did Not Record Comey" (news article, June 23): You report that President Trump has now denied that he taped his conversations with James Comey.
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They had to go out and promote themselves in person, land on a local news article for top 10 artists in a specific region or simply hope someone walked into their shop.
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You also covered President Trump's signing of the Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act, which was passed unanimously by Congress ("President Signs Bipartisan Animal Cruelty Bill Into Law," news article, Nov. 26).
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And while it's a bit unusual today, that thing is a news article from 2017 that's been referenced repeatedly by Republicans in Congress and has helped shape their defense of the president.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "For the Undocumented, a Broken Headlight Can Lead to Deportation" (news article, July 19): States help promote public safety by allowing undocumented immigrants access to driver's licenses.
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To the Editor: Re "Democratic Candidates Rethink the Death Penalty, and Its Politics" (news article, April 9): Our political parties should not be overly swayed by public opinion on the death penalty.
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Backed by cast members Kenan Thompson, Cecily Strong and Sasheer Zamata, the comedian shared a news article about the refugee crisis to his Facebook and writes "Black Lives Matter" in his Twitter bio.
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According to a 27 news article, he'd only received about $12 from those millions of views, though it did win him the title Best Act Ever at the 2008 MTV Europe Music Awards.
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Google users in India searching for many addiction-related keywords, including "12 step program" and "rehab delhi," will see the same first result, a 2015 news article about a government-run addiction helpline.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has "begun scoping a project to refresh our unconventional monetary policy strategy and implementation," the central bank said, according to a Bloomberg News article published on Tuesday.
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As a "Republican," the extension pointed me towards a Fox News article calling on conservatives to stop vote-shaming Democrats and "65 Reasons Hillary Clinton is a Total Badass" from the Huffington Post.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Getting Facts Wrong on the Holocaust" (news article, April 13): More than four decades passed before I could break the silence about my traumatic experiences during the Holocaust.
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In once case, a firm was able to de-index a news article by filing an injunction against an offending statement in the comments section, thus pulling the entire page off Google's index.
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THOMAS J. ALLSOPP Seattle To the Editor: Re "After Another Hail of Bullets, Obama Offers a Familiar Lament" (news article, June 13): I applaud President Obama's handling of the recent shooting in Orlando.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Early Spring and El Niño Fuel Inferno in Canada" (news article, May 6): The destructive wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alberta, must be a concern for the whole world.
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Ahead of her ruling, Jackson presented Rogow with printed t copies of the Instagram posts in question, as well as a BuzzFeed News article quoting a text sent by Stone to a reporter.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Fleeing Desperation in Africa on the Most Dangerous Journey" (news article, June 17): I've been reading accounts like this for decades right here in The New York Times.
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WILLIAM G. O'NEILL Brooklyn To the Editor: Re "Pence's Record on Education in Indiana Is One of Turmoil and Mixed Results" (news article, July 20): In a toxic and unpredictable election cycle, Gov.
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Miller revealed that she learned that Brock Turner had sexually assaulted her not from a police officer, nurse, or counselor, but from reading a news article more than a week after the assault.
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Letter To the Editor: "No Pay Cuts for New Parents in San Francisco" (news article, April 6) reports a policy change that occurred in San Francisco that I believe we should have nationally.
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To the Editor: In "The Parent-Child Talk That So Many Dread" (news article, March 11), you describe the awkwardness of explaining to children the bad behavior and inappropriate language of Donald Trump.
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Menczer and his team define a claim as a "fake news article, hoax, rumor, conspiracy theory, satire, or even an accurate report," and fact checks as the work of independent organizations, including snopes.
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Concretely, it means that your digital footprint, personal preferences and context unlock alternative features in the content itself, be it a news article, live video or a hit series on your streaming service.
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As has been publicly known from the February congressional fight, the application also contained a description of a Yahoo News article from September 2016 that discussed the investigation into Mr. Page's Russia ties.
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Letter To the Editor: "The Price They Pay" (Science Times, March 6) puts a face on "Why Your Pharmacist Can't Tell You That $20 Prescription Could Cost Only $8" (news article, Feb. 25).
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Debbie York, the teacher who raised the issue in a Breitbart News article, was forced to retire after a first grader in her suburban Minnesota school pushed her, injuring her back and neck.
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In 2008, there was a news article — based on people's perception and observation — that a disproportionate number of Somali children were taking advantage of special education services in the Minneapolis public school system.
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To the Editor: Re "Alabama Governor Signs Nation's Most Restrictive Abortion Law" (news article, May 16): I was addicted to alcohol and drugs — cocaine primarily — during my late teens and until age 29.
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BLACK BURNOUT Earlier this month, a BuzzFeed News article about burnout as the perennial millennial condition went viral, hitting a nerve with many who could relate to feeling overworked and obsessed with productivity.
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"The complaints allege, on the basis of a news article, that the then-inactive senior circuit judge may have committed misconduct relating to tax and financial transactions," says the order, dated April 1.
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To the Editor: Re "With New Charges, Prosecutors Raise Stakes for Some Parents in Admissions Case" (news article, April 10): My daughter attended a small, private all-girls high school in western Massachusetts.
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For example, it may include a news article to show that an investigation has become public knowledge, which could make it more likely that a target is taking steps to conceal his activities.
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It particularly suffers with the challenge of long-term coherence; for example, using the names and attributes of characters consistently in a story, or sticking to a single subject in a news article.
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Every time we load a news article or page on a social media site, we expose ourselves to tracking code, allowing hundreds of unknown entities to monitor our shopping and online browsing habits.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Wave of Young Women Running Campaigns (and Changing Politics)" (news article, April 5): It was exciting to read about the surge of young women managing political campaigns.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Soros Foundations to Leave Hungary as Orban Grows More Belligerent" (news article, May 16): It is sad and disappointing that the Open Society Foundations have to leave Hungary.
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Letters To the Editor: "Mayor Endorses Entrance Fee for the Metropolitan Museum" (news article, April 27) discusses the political and economic issues involved in setting admission prices at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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ANNE MINICH, NEW YORK To the Editor: "President Abruptly Ends CBS Interview After Question About Wiretaps" (news article, May 2) notes that the White House on Monday released a 30-second political advertisement.
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Letter To the Editor: "A Severe Reception at America's Front Door" (news article May 2) is commendable for its careful refusal to ascribe tough scrutiny at United States borders solely to President Trump.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Aetna's Relocation Plan Cuts Deeply in Hartford" (news article, June 12): As Hartford's own Mark Twain might have quipped, the reports of my city's death are greatly exaggerated.
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But it's all fake: the "news" article, the website, and the additional claim that this star has, for example, discovered an amazing new skin cream that you can try for a small fee.
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Far from condemning Seth Rich for the purported leak, the Fox News article portrayed him as a whistleblower who released the DNC emails to expose that 'top party officials conspired to stop Sen.
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Letter To the Editor: Mayor Bill de Blasio proposes building a streetcar line between Brooklyn and Queens for $2.5 billion ("Elation and Skepticism Over Proposed Streetcars in Brooklyn and Queens," news article, Feb. 5).
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Spicer's denial and pushback in the briefing is just the latest example of a Trump administration official responding to a news article by trying to discredit the press, rather than defending its own actions.
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Citing an inaccurate Vice News article, conservatives have clamored for GOP lawmakers to excoriate Twitter publicly for "shadowbanning" (or purposely suppressing) right-leaning voices, something the company has repeatedly said it does not do.
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The revelation of the code further validates findings outlined in the previous BuzzFeed News article, which revealed that several IBT properties were buying traffic that originated on pirated video-streaming and file-sharing websites.
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Seemingly responding to a satirical news article that jokingly reported Palin saying that black people "accepted [slavery] willingly," Banks wrote that the former candidate for Vice President should be filmed during a sexual encounter.
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In one email on the popular listserv Industryinfo, where Googlers regularly post links to tech headlines, one employee posted a link to a news article about how Google removed The Revolution of Our Times.
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Other tech heavyweights have chimed in: Mark Zuckerberg on Monday threw his support to Apple, and today Bill Gates said a news article portraying him as taking the government's side had gone too far.
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Letter To the Editor: As a Haitian activist, I commend The Times for covering the desperate situation in Anse-à-Pitres ("Haitian Migrants Flee Dominican Republic for Camps Along Border," news article, Dec. 13).
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According to Luban, if Judge Cogan finds "that even one juror read a news article that contained prejudicial information" — such as the child rape allegations against Chapo — it should result in a new trial.
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It sued on May 18 after fielding inquiries about its Florida expansion plans, prompted by a news article about Dickert's intent to open a Carl von Luger branch next year in North Palm Beach.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Now Displaced by Gentrification: New York's Feral Cats" (news article, May 24): Would you ever dream of abandoning your cat on the streets to fend for himself or herself?
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President Obama has made significant strides in diversifying the National Park System, including his historic designation of Stonewall National Monument, the first dedicated to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history (news article, June 25).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Man in Photo of Iwo Jima Misidentified, Marines Say" (news article, June 24): Although it is always good to set the record straight, this conversation may be somewhat misdirected.
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In another instance, a hacker pretended to be a New York Times reporter by the name of "Lucy Leung" asked their target to click on a link, claiming it led to a news article.
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I'd already been covering climate change and other environmental issues for more than two decades, and blogging seemed like a great way to cover gaps that didn't fit well in a standard news article.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Subway Work Violated Rights of Disabled, Prosecutors Say" (news article, March 14): It's unfathomable that in 2018 New York City's subway system isn't 100 percent accessible to the disabled.
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To the Editor: Re "Pelosi Says Trump Is 'Just Not Worth' Effort to Impeach" (news article, March 12): Nancy Pelosi's "he's just not worth it" justification against impeachment is infuriating and misses the point.
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To the Editor: Re "Sanders Backs Voting Rights for All Prisoners" (news article, April 28): There is something to be said for Bernie Sanders's backing voting rights for felons — even those currently in prison.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "School's Out for the Summer, and It Isn't Coming Back" (news article, June 14): A more welcoming immigration policy stands to benefit rural Wisconsin in more ways than one.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Kim Says He'd End Nuclear Pursuit for a U.S. Truce" (front page, April 30) and "Koreans Think Trump Has Earned Nobel Peace Prize" (news article, May 1): I'm suspicious.
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The more grotesque his presidency appears, the more historians are called on to make sense of it, often in 30-second blasts on cable news or in quick-take quotes in a news article.
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Thomas Rid, professor at the Department of War Studies at King's College London, noted that a good way to tell if a news article is fake is to evaluate the trustworthiness of the source.
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Letter To the Editor: "Fearing Health Risk, Malibu Parents Wage a Media War" (news article, April 5), with its references to the TV show "Baywatch" and "media campaigns," trivialized a deadly serious health issue.
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Letter To the Editor: "Fixing a Major Piece of the Climate Puzzle" (news article, July 14) identifies a major and growing contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions: the use of hydrofluorocarbons in air-conditioning.
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Officials say the email also linked to a news article from the Russian-language aggregator Obzorcity about a 17 trial in Moscow in which Vladimir Alekseevich Stepanov was sentenced to 24 years in prison.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Going Largely Unseen, Giant Vacuums Help Subway Tracks to Shine" (news article, July 25): I was a vice president of the Long Island Rail Road from 1986 to 1990.
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If the proposal would be approved in its current form, it could be impossible to share a news article on social networks, or find it through a search engine; Wikipedia itself would be at risk.
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"A bit upsetting that I had to find out about this through this Group, via a BuzzFeed News article, rather than from some official Google internal comms," one Googler wrote on a company discussion board.
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Six months later, the Texas Civil Rights Project sued the city, alleging that El Paso's practices were unconstitutional and that it had refused to "make any effort at real reform" after the BuzzFeed News article.
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Some publishers ceased using the traffic after reading the BuzzFeed News article that revealed its origins, the system generating automated redirects, and the fact that verification company DoubleVerify deemed it fraudulent after a detailed investigation.
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A lawyer for R Kelly has responded to allegations, published Monday in a Buzzfeed News article, that the R&B singer was holding six women in a "cult" based on properties in Atlanta and Chicago.
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In many cases where a paid reporter uses someone else's quotes or experience to produce content or add context to a news article, many progressives, including Dzodan, feel the use can be exploitative and problematic.
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" Banks' rant, in which she also charged that Palin is never "coherent or cohesive," appeared to be in response to a satirical news article that jokingly featured Palin saying that black people "accepted [slavery] willingly.
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If you are planning to have children or have them already, bringing up a news article about sexual education in schools can ease you into sharing how your own sexual educations happened with each other.
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A study earlier this year by the Media Insight Project revealed that consumers are far more likely to evaluate the veracity of a news article based on who shared it than what the source is.
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On the same day as your news article, one of your columnists, Charles M. Blow, called Mr. Trump a "lunatic," while another, Paul Krugman, suggested that his "vision of America" was neo-Nazi in origin.
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"The FBI does not believe that Source #1 [Steele] directly provided this information to the identified news organization that published the September 23rd News Article," the FBI states in one of the released FISA documents.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Bill Shows a Shift in Attitudes Toward the Handling of Unclaimed Bodies" (news article, June 27): The importance of state legislation ending unauthorized use of human remains cannot be overstated.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Stocking an Antidote at the Reference Desk" (news article, March 1): Safer consumption spaces will provide people struggling with substance use disorder a safe, medically supervised environment to use drugs.
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To the Editor: The acting No. 2 official at Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Matthew Albence, described migrant detention centers as "more like a summer camp" ("Official Likens Shelters to Summer Camp," news article, Aug. 1).
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In a Slack message, Haney suddenly announced she was resigning and leaving the company, days after her team found out in a news article that OV's board had forced her to step aside as CEO.
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Mr. Wynn has vehemently denied the misconduct accusations the newspaper reported, and he attributed them to a campaign led by his ex-wife, Elaine Wynn, whose lawyer has denied that she instigated the news article.
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Letter To the Editor: In "New Schools Chief Hurtles Into Integration Wrangle" (news article, May 2), a concern is expressed that grouping children of different abilities in the same school is too taxing for educators.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "President Takes Forceful Tone at Holocaust Memorial" (news article, April 26): If President Trump wants to reset his relationship with Jews, he needs to look at himself in the mirror.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Havens for Hungry Young Minds Now Satisfy Stomachs, Too" (news article, July 31): Children are entitled to be fed year-round no matter the amount of money their parents earn.
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" The memo alleges that the FISA application cited a September 2016 Yahoo News article on Page's July 2016 trip to Moscow, but the application "incorrectly assesses that Steele did not provide information to Yahoo News.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Chance to Change New York's Constitution" (news article, July 6): I supported a constitutional convention 20 years ago, the last time voters were called upon to consider the issue.
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To the Editor: Re "After Stem Cell Shots in Their Eyes, 3 Patients in Florida Lose Vision" (news article, March 16): An unapproved medical treatment disguised as research illuminates the dangers of removing consumer protections.
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The study, conducted in the fall of 2005, split 130 participants into groups who read different versions of a news article about President George W. Bush defending his rationale for engaging in the Iraq War.
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Land also heats and cools more quickly than the ocean, The Weather Channel noted while debunking a recent Breitbart News article that was widely found to have cherry-picked data to cast doubt on climate change.
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Letter To the Editor: Mayor Bill de Blasio's Brooklyn Queens Connector light rail proposal is a visionary project, with some of New York City's best transportation and urban design minds behind it (news article, April 12).
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To take just one example, you know that if a teenager describes something as "killer," she probably means it in a good way; if a news article talks about a "killer," something gruesome has probably happened.
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It can search the web and social media for facts about the recipient that it can include in the email, like that they were recently the subject of a news article, or enjoy a specific hobby.
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If a dozen friends have all posted the same news article or video, Facebook assumes it's a big deal and displays a "Josh Constine and 11 other friends shared…" story higher up in the News Feed.
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A news feed could have a story from a credible news outlet, a ranting post from a neighbor, a fake news article from a conspirator, and "sponsored" content from an advertiser — all appear one after another.
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Despite making such damning claims, the article doesn't actually cite a single police report or news article and provides not even one detail as to where, when, and who were involved in these "daily" abduction attempts.
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He argued on "New Day" that the information described as "classified" may be no more than a news article that was forwarded, although he ceded it is not entirely clear what classified material the report mentions.
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In a Pew Research Center poll published earlier this year, 10% of respondents said Facebook was the publisher of a news article they had read, when in reality, the article came from a news media company.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Moving Away From Treating 17-Year-Old Offenders as Adults" (news article, May 15): Louisiana's movement to get 17-year-olds out of the adult criminal justice system is good news.
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A news article on Thursday in Global Times, a state-run publication that often takes a nationalistic tone, quoted analysts who said the United States was seeking to "smear" China by giving Ms. Ni the award.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Campers Receive a Hands-On Lesson in the Tradition of Kosher Slaughter" (news article, July 28): It's difficult to understand how campers' appetites can be "ravenous" after hours of disemboweling birds.
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Letter To the Editor: We should not be surprised by the latest study documenting a pay gap between male and female physicians ("A Diagnosis That Hasn't Changed for Female Physicians: Lower Pay," news article, July 12).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Zoo's Killing of a Rare Gorilla, Holding a Boy, Prompts Outrage" (news article, May 31): Staff members at the Cincinnati Zoo had to make a decision of Solomonic proportions last weekend.
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The Speaker has shared his concerns with the president on multiple occasions, while his office blasted out an email this week highlighting a news article that linked a drop in the stock market to Trump's announcement.
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A news article posted on Tuesday, San Francisco Approves Fully Paid Parental Leave, by Thomas Fuller, described a groundbreaking law that will give parents six weeks of fully paid leave when they have a new baby.
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To the Editor: Re " 'Bomb Robot' Takes Down Dallas Gunman, but Raises Enforcement Questions" (news article, July 9): I find the use of the military robot to kill the Dallas gunman both clever and extremely disturbing.
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It's the latest iteration of a journalistic cottage industry that started out by simply comparing and contrasting questionable moderation decisions — the censorship of a legitimate news article, perhaps, or an example of terrorist propaganda left untouched.
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To the Editor: Re "27 Years in Near-Coma Before a Rare Recovery" (news article, April 25): Every decade the world is startled when a patient with severe brain injury speaks when all hope seems lost.
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To the Editor: Re "Becoming Catholic as the Church Grapples With Scandal" (news article, May 3): As a recent convert to Catholicism, I was moved by the various accounts of the newly baptized in the article.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Crusty Passenger Attracts Scrutiny of Airport Security" (news article, June 27): The fate of the 20-pound lobster in a passenger's luggage at Boston Logan International Airport is no laughing matter.
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To the Editor: I was appalled to learn that four homeless New Yorkers were murdered recently while sleeping on the sidewalk ("Man's Deadly Rampage Illuminates the Perils of Living on the Street," news article, Oct. 7).
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Speculation on Twitter was only amplified by a local news article that went viral, which claimed tickets started at a whopping $1,750 to $3,200 for donors looking to sponsor a package of events, including the debate.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Le Pen Redirects Blame in '42 Roundup of Jews" (news article, April 11): The horror of the Holocaust still has an almost gravitational power to distort our perception of the truth.
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Letter To the Editor: "Trump Says He Did Not Record Comey" (news article, June 23) discussed widespread speculation as to why President Trump implied that his post-inauguration private conversation with James Comey had been taped.
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Letter To the Editor: "A Chinese-Backed Dam Project Puts Myanmar in a Bind" (news article, April 2), about the Myitsone Dam and China-Myanmar affairs, is important in reminding your readers of a critical relationship.
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Mr. Trump cited a fake news article in at least one stump speech, Mr. Watts said, adding that his claims of a "rigged" election were in line with claims made by the Russian state news media.
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The system has been trained, on data drawn from the internet, to "predict" the next words of the passage — meaning the AI will turn your prompt into a news article, a short story, or a poem.
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Mr. English remembers the moment in 2015 he began to think deeply about cocktail safety: He read a news article about a young woman in Lancaster, England, who had undergone emergency surgery to remove her stomach.
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The product also serves up automated summaries of retrieved news article; points to related stories; profiles social media performance; charts the volume of stories on a particular topic over time; shows sentiment breakdown; and details article length.
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"It's so unequivocally frustrating to read that Whitney Houston has the music career I wish I had and Sharon Stone has the film career I'll never have," Madonna allegedly wrote, according to a Rolling Stone news article.
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"I think in the way that people consume most things on the web, they're consuming them bit by bit, informational piece by informational piece, like reading a news article," Everlane founder Michael Preysman told Refinery29 last September.
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But Zasada said that even if you click over from social media or elsewhere on the web, you'll see each news article is accompanied by not just the BuzzFeed News logo, but also the Trending News Bar.
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By the time the first U.S. news article about this suicide game appeared, the game had been circulating in English language social media posts for four months and in other languages for nine months, the study found.
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The document was originally meant to serve as a digital "whisper network" of women quietly cautioning one another about potential aggressors, but a news article about the list led Donegan to shut the original down within hours.
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The ET News article agrees with the Nikkei that Samsung and LG are indeed in the lead to secure Apple's orders, though it talks about the "next iPhone," which would ostensibly be this year's upcoming iPhone 7.
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Letter To the Editor: New York City is to be applauded for reducing the numbers of people who are sleeping on the streets ("Annual Survey Finds 12% Decrease in Street Homelessness in City," news article, April 29).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Antismoking Forces Give Big Tobacco a Fight in Indonesia" (news article, May 1): Indonesia is committed to carry out the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "On Offer in China: 'Fried Swarm' and Other Tasty Translations" (news article, May 31): One more reminder that translation is a profession, and as such the task should be left to professionals.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "City and Group Clash Over Accessibility of Roosevelt Memorial" (news article, May 10): In 1921, at the age of 39, Franklin D. Roosevelt was given a diagnosis of infantile paralysis, or polio.
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Instead of just tossing a news article into the feed as a standalone entity, the feed will highlight multiple news sources and fact checks that throw the veracity of information into the forefront of a user's mind.
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In 2012, a young North Carolina woman sued Gawker Media and Deep Dive Media for defamation, accusing both of aggregating a local news article speculating about whether she had exposed herself in a high school yearbook photo.
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A convincing imitation of a news article — since taken down but cached here — posted to the site's style section on Thursday claimed that Trader Joe's would be closing all of its stores nationwide within the next year.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Insurers, Pushing for Higher Rates, Challenge Key Component of Health Law" (news article, July 17): As you note, "subsidies to help pay premiums" shield consumers partly from drastic increases in insurance costs.
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Letter To the Editor: Yale's policies and communications regarding sexual misconduct are in stark contrast to the allegations made in "Fears of 'Cultural Silence' at Yale After Professor Is Cleared of Sex Harassment" (news article, July 9).
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Data is collected through survey boxes that appear online before someone can read a news article and through an application for the company's Android operating system that provides credits to the Google Play store for answering questions.
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Judge Kavanaugh also faced scrutiny from Mr. Leahy over his statement to Mr. Leahy in his 2006 confirmation hearing that he had first learned about the Bush administration's warrantless surveillance program from a December 19723 news article.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Cuomo Weighs State of Emergency for New York City Public Housing" (news article, March 13): City Hall and Albany are both at fault for the New York City Housing Authority's decrepit condition.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump Says He'd Accept Foreign Dirt on a Rival" (news article, June 13): President Trump thinks there's nothing wrong with listening to opposition research from a foreign government; all politicians would do it.
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Homestead High School, 11th grade To the Editor: Re "Seemingly Friendly Ride-Share Drivers Were Predators, Lying in Wait" (news article, April 5): I am not allowed to take an Uber by myself, according to my parents.
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The president shared two tweets initially sent by Mr. Posobiec, one a local news article about an MS-13 gang stabbing, and another criticizing CNN over a segment examining the links between Mr. Trump and white nationalism.
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To the Editor: Re "Democrats Tread Lightly in Defending One of Their Own" (news article, April 17): Of course, Democrats and all people of good will should condemn death threats to Representative Ilhan Omar or anyone else.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Nazi Quote Becomes Teachable Moment" (news article, June 17): Many quotes like this one in the Andover (Mass.) High School yearbook can be used in different contexts and will vary in meaning.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "With Uber on Duty, Cabdrivers Confront a Desperate Future" (news article, May 2): You report four suicides of professional drivers in recent months that might be attributed to the ride-hailing apps.
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But I've often felt that my experience chasing the story was as interesting as the story itself, but within the confines of a traditional news article, it was difficult to convey the full power of those experiences.
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"The fifth and sixth are included as "factual background," and the seventh is a quotation from a Fox News article about Sanchez (emphasis ours):"Michael Sanchez's betrayal of his sister soon became the subject of widespread reporting.
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BOI became aware of this situation last night after reading an industry news article and, after leadership discussions this morning (and more verification), all were in unanimous agreement that prompt termination is the correct course of action.
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In a 22014 email, a prosecutor in Vance's office reacted to a news article about the case and stated that the initial plea deal worked out between Hadden's attorney and the DA's office involved only a misdemeanor.
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"I think most Americans if they saw the actual emails would agree that it is a fabrication to suggest that the forwarding of a news article should be treated as a mishandling of classified information," he added.
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The 85033-minute clip played to "God Bless the USA" opens with a news article article about the prisoner release and displays photos from the Friday event showing Trump greeting the aid worker in the Oval Office.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Guiding Hand for Algebra and Anxiety" (news article, April 5): The growth of the "homework therapist" industry assumes that problems in academic performance stem primarily from cognitive and emotional deficiencies within students.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Sweeping Election Victory Gives Hungary's Ruler Control Over Constitution" (news article, April 9): Viktor Orban's victory in Hungary's parliamentary elections was apparently fueled by his harsh stand against allowing immigrants into Hungary.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Catholic Church May Cash In on Air Rights in Midtown Rezoning Deal" (news article, July 27): Maintaining St. Patrick's Cathedral to the standards of the Landmarks Law is an enormous financial responsibility.
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To the Editor: Re "Republican Health Bill Stirs Fear of a Return to 'Junk Insurance' " (news article, July 16): The Affordable Care Act above all else established a national standard for health care that eliminated junk insurance.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Asked for Data on Voters, States Give Trump Panel a Bipartisan 'No' " (news article, July 1): President Trump's claim of millions of illegal votes is and has always been a red herring.
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To the Editor: Re "School Trips From Toronto to the U.S. Will Cease" (news article, March 25): What kind of a country are we that our Border Patrol is thought to prevent schoolchildren from visiting our country?
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Times journalists could use Navigator to file a photo assignment, submit an expense account, book a trip, look up an archived news article, sign on to Nexis or find out what was for lunch in the cafeteria.
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" To the Editor: Your March 5 news article "Clinton Says She Will Not Be Running Again" refers to the five Democratic women who have announced that they will run for president as a "glut of female candidates.
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The Houston Astros fired assistant general manager Brandon Taubman on Thursday after initially denying a news article that Taubman had taunted female journalists in the baseball team's clubhouse about the signing of a pitcher accused of domestic violence.
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A news article in Science points out that, somewhat surprisingly, the USDA's Agriculture and Food Research Initiative would receive a 20 percent boost to $500 million, while $50 million would go to upgrading facilities at land grant universities.
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Its quarry is sentiment—a common quantitative metric that, in this case, is based on using natural-language processing to assess whether a news article featuring a particular company is saying something good or bad about that company.
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After all, this isn't just about the convenience of reading a foreign news article or communicating abroad, but of a class of people who are fundamentally excluded from what most people think of as in-person communication — speech.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "What Children Endure in the Violent Collisions of Policing and Race" (news article, July 10): The effect of toxic stress on children is sadly emerging from the shadows in light of recent shootings.
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It says the application "cited extensively" a 2016 Yahoo News article focused on a trip that Page made to Moscow that year, but "incorrectly assesses" that Steele was not the source of the story, according to the memo.
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WATCH: DARRELL ISSA REACTS TO RELEASE OF FISA DOCUMENTS Video The newly released FISA warrant application, however, seems to indicate the Yahoo News article was an independent piece of corroborating information that justified the surveillance of Carter Page.
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Letter To the Editor: "Communications Chief to Leave White House" (news article, March 1), about the planned departure of Hope Hicks, reveals the dysfunction at the White House, with the prominence of staff members who lack political experience.
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The Fox News article made prominent mention of work by Mr. Waldman's Washington lobbying firm on behalf of Oleg V. Deripaska, a Russian aluminum magnate who was once close to Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's indicted former campaign chairman.
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To the Editor: Re "Beneath Anti-Abortion 'Wave,' Undercurrents of Activist Networks" (news article, May 19): Yes, there are "pro-choice" men and "pro-life" women, and yes, the Alabama governor who signed the abortion bill is female.
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To the Editor: Re "Linking Dogs With People With a Lift of the Brow" (news article, June 18): Perhaps just as beguilingly "human" in canine behavior is the cock of the head when you speak to a dog.
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To the Editor: Re "Sanders Fuels Debate on Charter Schools and Segregation" (news article, May 24): Bernie Sanders's education plan tries to position his platform as a means to dismantle segregation with racial justice as a critical priority.
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To the Editor: Re "Father of Sandy Hook Victim Dies" (news article, March 26): A father dedicated to helping prevent mass shootings after his daughter was killed in the Sandy Hook massacre has died in an apparent suicide.
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James BerkmanBoston To the Editor: "Concerns Raised Over Power Wielded by a Pro-Israel Lobbying Giant" (news article, March 5) provides useful information about the tactics the pro-Israel lobby uses to pressure and intimidate members of Congress.
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To the Editor: "A Rush to Roll Back Abortion Rights, One Red State at a Time" (news article, April 19) makes clear the high-stakes scenario we're facing as more states effectively shut the door to abortion access.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "In Midterms, Bloomberg Has Mission, and $80 Million, for Democrats" (news article, June 21): While some may see Michael R. Bloomberg's gamble as encouraging, it actually highlights how weak American democracy really is.
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It's extremely disingenuous for "journalists" and rival candidates to publicize a news article that merely asserts, without presenting any evidence, that Russia is "helping" Bernie Sanders — but provides no information as to what that "help" allegedly consists of.
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Letter To the Editor: "Cuts to AIDS Programs May Cost a Million Lives" (news article, May 24) highlighted the global effects of the reductions in funding to fight H.I.V./AIDS proposed by President Trump in his budget plan.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Glut of Natural Gas Pressures Nuclear Power, and Climate Goals, Too" (news article, June 14): Your article's contention that premature nuclear plant shutdowns will have "adverse consequences for climate change" is exactly right.
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In return, clients—from big brands to e-commerce providers—can learn what consumers are buying and where, whether it be from a Google or Amazon search, an ad from a news article, or a post on Instagram.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "After Rocky Start, Smooth Sailing on Intrepid for Trump and Turnbull" (news article, May 5): I am an Australian citizen with a special and unreserved regard for the people of the United States.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "No Apology for Aide's McCain Joke, White House Says" (news article, May 12): I am a confirmed liberal Democrat who has never voted for a Republican in my entire 75 years of life.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "For the Poor, the Old and the Disabled, the Government Proposes Higher Rents" (news article, April 26): The HUD plan to reduce reliance on housing assistance follows a now familiar and malicious pattern.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Boy Scouts Get Earful of Politics" (news article, July 25): As a man who spent some very formative years in the Boy Scouts, I found Donald Trump's speech to the national jamboree nauseating.
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The remark is in reference to an October 2017 New York Daily News article about the deaths of Joseph Andrade, 44, and his son Carlos, both of whom died outside an apartment building in Brooklyn of apparent overdoses.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Coming Into His Own, Until a Night of Hazing Ended His Life at 19" (news article, May 22): We send our children off to university to receive an education and to become independent.
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Around noon, Mr. Gaetz proposed an amendment highlighting unproven corruption allegations around Hunter Biden, the former vice president's son, and proceeded to read aloud from a news article graphically describing the younger Mr. Biden's history of substance abuse.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "2 Officials Try to Clarify: Trump's Wiretap Claim Is Meant More Broadly" (news article, March 14): We now know that the new iteration of "1984" is well underway courtesy of the Trump administration.
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JUSTIN YOST, KENNESAW, GA. To the Editor: Re "Researchers Bristle at Extent of Cuts" (news article, March 17): The Trump budget proposal confirms the looming fear of the biomedical research community: Science is no longer a national priority.
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The other one is the proposal to extend copyright for press publishers and allow them to ask for licence fees for the reproduction of even the smallest snippets of content — so, for example, the headline of a news article.
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In January, the same four senators alongside 18 others wrote a letter to Labor Department officials, demanding more and better data concerning sexual harassment after reading a BuzzFeed News article examining the prevalence of sexual misconduct in different industries.
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Also this summer, several R. Kelly tour dates were canceled and a Georgia official called for an investigation after a BuzzFeed News article revealed that parents feared the musician was holding their daughters in a "cult" against their will.
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You see, you clicked on a link — maybe it was an interesting news article from a local TV news station, or maybe it was something less noble, perhaps a compelling thumbnail of Kim Kardashian, that led you to me.
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Rather than trying to shoehorn Erekat's description of what happened into the usual news article format, here's a transcript of Erekat's account of his final meeting with Jared Kushner — at least for the time being — which happened on Nov.
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According to a Google translation of the VTM News article, the Belgian Minister of Justice Koen Greens said that putting gambling in gaming is dangerous for the mental health of children, who may be tempted to buy loot boxes.
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Text messages and phone records show frequent interactions among them on key days in the prosecution's timeline: when the documents changed hands, when the Philadelphia Daily News article appeared and when a grand jury started to investigate the leak.
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Rhodri Philipps will be sentenced on July 13 after he was convicted on two counts of sending a menacing public communication, one relating to Miller and one about an immigrant on benefits who had featured in a news article.
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A fake news article about a safe congressional incumbent is going to have much different (and likely smaller) effects on attitudes and behavior than if a Supreme Court justice made a false claim about the Affordable Health Care Act.
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Former White House chief of staff John Podesta once described how even news articles often became stamped as classified in the White House on the basis that mere presidential interest in a news article could constitute strategic, sensitive information.
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A campaign by Puerto Rico's official creditors' committee to investigate the hiring of a small Montana company to restore power on the storm-ravaged island has come under attack for making its case by citing a disputed news article.
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BARBARA K. CLEMENT Berwyn, Pa. To the Editor: Re "Clinton Sets Out to Convert Republican Voters Turned Off by Trump" (news article, May 7): Hillary Clinton's plan to attract disaffected Republicans to her camp is a very perilous strategy.
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To the Editor: What, exactly, is the "long overdue course correction" those 88 retired military officials are looking for in their endorsement of Donald Trump ("Clinton Says Trump's Foreign Policy Credentials Do Not Measure Up," news article, Sept. 7)?
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To the Editor: Re "Keeping Dogs Cool in a Hot City" (news article, July 25): Kudos to the caring New Yorkers who are coming up with creative ways to keep their canine companions cool outside in this toasty weather.
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"If you feel like this was a hard decision, why weren't you trying to help us?" asked 30-year-old Anthony Barela, who found out about Porter's closure on July 4 when his mother texted him a news article.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Woman, 77, Fatally Struck by Livery Cab in Midtown Manhattan" (news article, March 1): For pedestrians, the most dangerous moving violation is "failure to yield" by drivers when they turn into a pedestrian crosswalk.
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In one example, Sager searched for documents related to the news article headline "CEO Exits After Mutual Fund Implodes," at which point Omnity pulled up related Wikipedia and NPR articles and a patent application that the company had filed.
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KATHARINE JONES Woodstock, N.H. To the Editor: Re "Giuliani, Amid Calls for Harmony, Lashes Out at Black Lives Matter" (news article, July 11): An honest discussion on race — a prerequisite for racial healing — requires mutual respect among the participants.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Trump Administration Seeks to Further Curb U.S. Asylum System" (news article, July 19): The attorney general's ruling last month sought to unnecessarily tighten already high standards for evaluating asylum claims based on domestic violence.
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To the Editor: Re "Kushner to Exit Start-Up That Pursued Tax Break" (news article, March 6): Now that Joe Biden is his probable opponent, President Trump and his campaign have ramped up their threat to investigate Hunter Biden.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Executive Privilege and Abuse of Shift Key" (news article, July 5): As a high school English teacher and a retired grammar textbook writer, respectively, we have both devoted our professional lives to writing instruction.
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I noticed new pictures on my phone, and vaguely recalled that one of my 5-year-old twins had been playing with my phone while I was working on a local news article and attempting to feed the baby.
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To the Editor: Re "Fears of 'the Angriest July 4 Ever' as Trump Seizes Top Billing on the Mall" (news article, June 6): Our nation's birthday, the Fourth of July, begins to feel more like an occasion for mourning.
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To the Editor: "Afghan Leaders' Anger Over Peace Talks Is Focused on the U.S. Diplomat in Charge" (news article, March 16) did not fully capture the concerns of Afghans over the talks between the United States and the Taliban.
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Ms. Reno told him that she was sitting with one of her deputies, Mr. Travis recalled on Thursday, and they had just read a news article about the DNA exoneration of a man who had been on death row.
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The accusations, the subject of a Buzzfeed News article published last month, have prompted the creation of a joint task force to investigate survivor stories and decide on any possible criminal prosecution, Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan announced Monday.
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After a Daily News article during the campaign cast doubt on Mr. Bloomberg's account of being rejected for Vietnam military duty — questioning the timeline and circumstances of his being turned away for having "flat feet" — he had read enough.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Rattled by Trump Policies, Scientists Take to Streets" (news article, April 23): These marches focused on the consequences of the proposed large cuts in the budgets of federal agencies that support fundamental scientific research.
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What's fascinating about that is that just a few days earlier the same two women made a point of not wearing head coverings in Saudi Arabia, where it is customary for women to do so (news article, May 23).
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Letters To the Editor: Re "At Senate Hearing, Gorsuch Tries to Position Himself Above Politics" (news article, March 21): Democratic opposition to President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Judge Neil Gorsuch, is a waste of time, resources and political capital.
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Blizzard posted a fictional news article from the Overwatch universe Tuesday revealing the name and status of the character Doomfist, a gauntlet-wielding villain who has been referenced and teased since the game first launched over a year ago.
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Twitter has long been a place where you can post a news article critical of a presidential candidate and expect one or a dozen anonymous people to respond with a picture of your face Photoshopped into a German oven.
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In 2628, Katherine C. Nordal, Ph.D., the American Psychological Association's executive director for professional practice, commented in a CBS News article on a poll that suggested rising stress levels in America were primarily related to a lack of money.
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The controversy began last fall, when Dawn, considered the country's leading English daily newspaper, published a front-page news article detailing an unprecedented confrontation between civilian and military leaders during a high-level meeting at the prime minister's house.
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One evening, Mr. Mueller was eating and talking animatedly at the same time that his spokesman released a rare statement refuting a BuzzFeed News article about interactions between Mr. Trump and Michael D. Cohen, the president's former personal lawyer.
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In March 2015, Gypsy & Godejohn Met In Person For The First Time The above ABC News article includes the detail that Gypsy wanted her mother to approve of Godejohn, so Gypsy arranged a meetup at a local screening of Cinderella.
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Court documents reveal the California Department of Social Services received several complaints over the past decade about River View, but it wasn't until after a BuzzFeed News article in September 2018 that the state got enough information to take action.
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Bolstered by the special intensity of Devil's Night fires — on the wane in recent years, thanks to citywide efforts — Detroit still leads the nation in suspicious fires per 1,000 residents by a wide margin, according to this 2015 Detroit News article.
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To the Editor: Re "Person Who Wrested Rifle Says He Was 'Just Trying to Live' " (news article, April 24): "I'm not a hero," insisted a true hero, James Shaw Jr., after facing and disarming a murderous gunman brandishing an assault rifle.
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" In response to a previous BuzzFeed News article on the messaging shift toward emphasizing health care, Wen insisted in a series of tweets that Planned Parenthood's "core mission is providing, protecting and expanding access to abortion and reproductive health care.
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"Hell nah thats my kid," Tyga — whom a source confirms is now dating Kamilla Osman (who bears a striking resemblance to Kim Kardashian) — reportedly captioned a now-deleted photo of a news article about Jenner's pregnancy on his Snapchat account.
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Additionally, Mr. Christie fended off questions from "Face the Nation" host John Dickerson about his quote from a years-old news article about donating to Planned Parenthood, a point that Mr. Rubio has used to criticize him in recent weeks.
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Showing Information Buttons About Publishers – Links to news article will now include an information button that can be clicked to see the start of the Wikipedia entry about the publisher to help people avoid sharing stories from phony or disreputable outlets.
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This is not the Onion nor the regurgitated output of a news article-writing algorithm fed an unbalanced diet of Tom Clancy books, issues of 1988 Spy magazines, and transcripts of sports talk radio summer dead zone hot take debates.
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Inside was Triumph data scientist Rafael Nicolas Fermin Cota explaining a framework capable of parsing a news article every 3 ms, chewing through hundreds of thousands of articles per hour, a task that not long ago would have taken weeks.
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" He wrote that these posts should inspire back-and-forth conversation and gave examples like "a post from a friend seeking advice, a friend asking for recommendations for a trip, or a news article or video prompting lots of discussion.
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" Why he matters, from Politico's Annie Karni: "When friends and advisers outside the West Wing wanted to share a news article, gossip or advice with ... Trump, they would be advised to 'send it to Keith, he'll get it to me.
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In response to a New York Daily News article on Trump's possible narcissistic personality disorder that has been making the rounds on Twitter, Dr. Frances weighed in, saying that to speculate about Trump's mental health is to entirely miss the point.
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The new feature will allow Facebook users to tap a button for additional information about the news article and source, including details from the publisher's Wikipedia entry, trending and related content, and information about how the article is being shared.
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Letter To the Editor: "Utah Law on Fetal Pain Stokes Fight on Abortion" (news article, May 5) correctly notes that medical experts, including the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, say the scientific evidence does not support Utah's newest abortion restriction.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Obama May Create Monument to Gay Rights Movement" (news article, May 4): Bravo to the president for considering making Christopher Park, opposite the Stonewall Inn in Manhattan, a national monument honoring the gay rights movement.
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He read aloud from a news article that included new remarks by Ukraine's foreign minister, Vadym Prystaiko, who said Mr. Sondland had never told him or other officials he knew of a connection between the military aid and the investigations.
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All you have to do is upload the URL of the blog post, news article, or document in the app, and Spreeder will transform it into a more digestible file that reduces eye movement and simulates a natural reading flow.
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It's possible that Hatch only read an accompanying straight news article about his selection, which noted Hatch's "big wins" in 2017: his role in shrinking two national monuments in Utah, pushing through the Republican tax bill, and eliminating Obamacare's individual mandate.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Capital Subway System Has Failed to Learn From Safety Lapses, Report Finds" (news article, May 4): The Washington, D.C., Metro system must completely overhaul its infrastructure and drastically improve the safety practices of drivers and controllers.
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To the Editor: It's not a surprise to the public health community that poorer New Yorkers enjoy longer lives than their counterparts in other American cities ("Despite Large Income Disparity, New York's Poor Are Living Longer," news article, April 11).
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Central America Child Refugee Program Is Expanded to Include Entire Families" (news article, July 27): The Obama administration's decision to admit the families of unaccompanied minors from Central America is a gesture both compassionate and pragmatic.
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Letters To the Editor: The United States has fallen tragically short of its historic role as the world leader in providing safe harbor to those displaced by global conflicts ("Record 65 Million People Displaced, U.N. Says," news article, June 20).
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To the Editor: Re "'It Will End': Trump Urges Nation to Avoid Panicking" (news article, March 7): I am deeply concerned that our president has given greater priority to his own political image and welfare rather than that of our country.
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To the Editor: Re "Inspiring Young Voters, but Not Enough to Push Them to the Ballot Box" (news article, March 5): I am writing to offer further context about the emerging electorate and their lack of participation at the voting booth.
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Divide students into groups, with some listening to an episode of "The Daily" or other kind of audio report, some watching a video, from The Times or elsewhere, and some reading a news article, all on the same topic or event.
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To the Editor: Re "President Picks TV Commentator as His Economic Adviser" (news article, March 15), about President Trump's choice of Larry Kudlow of CNBC: As President Trump rearranges his cabinet, any speculation as to where Sean Hannity will end up?
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To the Editor: Re "Cracking Down on 'Veiled Tourism,' U.S. Announces Cuba Travel Restrictions" (news article, June 5): Having just returned from a trip to Cuba, I was dismayed to learn of the Trump administration's new restrictions on travel there.
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Grace Foskett, Hudson, OhioWestern Reserve Academy, 33th grade To the Editor: Re "Celebrating the 'They' Mitzvah" (news article, March 28): I was thrilled when I heard about the steps religious communities are taking to make traditional celebrations more inclusive and accepting.
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Making cameo appearances • Jeff Bezos, who had spoken with Mr. Weinstein in late September — before stories in the NYT and The New Yorker on the mogul were published — for advice on an upcoming critical news article about Amazon's studio arm.
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"We are on the right track, let's not give up," wrote one user in the Facebook group La France en Colère, or Angry France, on Tuesday while sharing a news article suggesting that "tired" police forces might join the Yellow Vests.
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To the Editor: Re "Illness, Panic and Courage: On the Virus's Front Lines" (news article, March 31): Military rhetoric in this and other articles is clouding the public's understanding of what it is like to work in a hospital right now.
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To the Editor: Re "Columbine Survivors Reflect, but With Fresh Sense of Parental Fear" (news article, April 21): As a high school student in America, I have been forced to grow up in a culture of school shooting after school shooting.
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To the Editor: Re "Alabama Senate Approves Ban on Abortion" (news article, May 15): I remember the marches, the meetings, the visits to congressional leaders, the dream we pursued that one day a woman would have control over her body.
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To the Editor: Re "First Lady Celebrates, in Superlatives, Her 'Be Best' Campaign" (news article, May 8): Every now and then amid the grotesque spectacle of the Trump presidency, I wonder what the relationship between the first couple must be like.
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To the Editor: Re "In Most Diverse House, Another First: A Record Number of Top Aides of Color" (news article, March 16): Changing the face of top congressional aides is integral to ensuring points of view from people of all backgrounds.
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After the meeting, he asserted in a tweet that the Chinese had placed an ad in The Des Moines Register and other papers, designed to resemble a news article, that highlighted the economic costs of Mr. Trump's trade battle with China.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Cardinal Accused of Sexual Abuse Is Removed From Ministry" (news article, June 21): I don't buy for one minute that Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick has absolutely no recollection of sexually abusing a minor 47 years ago.
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WILLIAM CRAIN, NEW YORK To the Editor: Re "Pence Talks Tough on North Korea, but U.S. Stops Short of Drawing Red Line" (news article, April 18): North Korea has been a problem for as long as most of us can remember.
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Meanwhile, U.S. senators Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto, both Nevada Democrats, wrote a letter to the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general asking them to investigate conditions at the Pahrump facility in light of the revelations in VICE News' article.
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MATTHEW SHANNON, WASHINGTON To the Editor: Re "Trump's Meeting With Russian Foreign Minister Comes at Awkward Time" (news article, May 11): President Trump dismisses the F.B.I. director, James Comey, who is leading an investigation into the Trump campaign's Russian ties.
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A ride-sharing driver in St. Louis who reportedly live streams his passengers has been suspended by both Uber and Lyft for violating company guidelines, after his actions were published in a news article and circulated widely on social media.
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While serving at the Federal Railroad Administration, Hall was also quoted in at least one Mississippi news article as a spokesman for the Madison County sheriff, which was a client of the public relations and consulting agency he owned in Mississippi.
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It's just amazing to me that days after Sanders notched a field beating fundraising number and recorded more individual donors than literally any candidate in history, WAPO could write in a news article as definitive fact that he has no momentum.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Still Civic-Minded, but He'll Speak for $400,000" (news article, April 27): The news that former President Barack Obama will accept a large fee to speak before a forum sponsored by an investment bank is disheartening.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Improving Africans' Health Care, and His Image" (news article, April 9): President George W. Bush was right to challenge President Trump's proposed budget, given the life-or-death consequences of the foreign aid cuts he seeks.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Candidate to Lead W.H.O. Accused of Covering Up Cholera Outbreaks in Ethiopia" (news article, May 15): Although not optimal, many countries report cholera to the World Health Organization as acute watery diarrhea, as Ethiopia has.
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But WeChat Index, which monitors the popularity of topics on WeChat, China's biggest social media platform, indicated that mentions of the term "PUA" soared nearly 1,700 percent overnight after a news article about the woman's attempted suicide spread across the internet.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Wounded by 'Fearless Girl,' Creator of 'Charging Bull' Wants Her to Move" (news article, April 13): What every artist must accept when placing a work in a public space is that there will be responses.
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In his statement to the court, Birchall recalled that shortly after he retained Howard-Higgins, the investigator told him there was a Thai news article that claimed Unsworth's Thai partner said she first met him when she was 11 or 12.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Trying to Pin Down the Smell of History" (news article, March 4): The effort by Columbia University and the Morgan Library & Museum to record scents in old books and associated objects is a worthy project.
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"You're not going to see a front page news article about the fact that the legislature has changed the statute of limitations for harassment claims or has altered the legal standards," said Elizabeth Tippett, law professor at the University of Oregon.
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Letter To the Editor: Ending the practice of putting the county executive's name on every official park sign would appear to be a small step ("New Nassau County Executive Goes From Bylines to Bylaws and Bipartisanship," news article, Dec. 11).
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To the Editor: Re "It Swirled Out of Style, and Now It Loops Back" (news article, April 14): Learning to write cursive was the most important thing I've ever done, even though I did it in the third and fourth grades.
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If AI can analyze the content of your emails or Facebook posts to serve up more relevant ads, then surely the same AI can be trained to analyze the content of a news article and determine whether it's true or not.
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In a letter to the editor in the Yale Daily News at the time, Rao wrote that Trillin interviewed her, and Rao was quoted in a separate Yale Daily News article that identified her as one of the women in Trillin's piece.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Judge Tells U.S. to Accept New DACA Applications, Breathing Life Into Program" (news article, April 25): Thanks to Judge John D. Bates, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and its approximately 700,000 participants have been spared.
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" On September 25, two days after the New York Post first reported on her allegations, which were laid out in a court document, she tweeted a photo of a New York Daily News article bearing her photo alongside the headline "Cop Savages.
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The employee argued that if the poster had an issue with Google's decision to remove the pro-Hong Kong protester game from the Play store, they should file a private complaint with the team working on it instead of sharing a news article.
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" The timing was particularly bad for Rispoli: He'd just completed social media training when he shared a fake news article about Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, saying: "This vile idiot needs a round...and I don't mean the kind she used to serve.
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"Any excitement that drives share price gains ... in response to this (Sky) news article should be seen as an opportunity to build on a short position," he wrote Reporting by Noor Zainab Hussain in Bengaluru; Editing by Rachel Armstrong and Mark Potter
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"The Interserve board notes today's Sky News article and confirms that it has been in discussions with Coltrane and its lenders which have sought to establish the basis on which Coltrane would support the company's restructuring proposal," the company said in a statement.
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"This work shows that you can achieve many flexible goals for managing traffic, while retaining the high performance of traditional routers," Hari Balakrishnan, the Fujitsu Professor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT explains in an MIT News article about the research.
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The highlights of a study he presented at AAAS: Lyons gave some people a real news article about Zika and mosquitoes, while others got an article that stated that Zika was caused by companies hoping to make money off of a vaccine.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Behind the Backups at Airport Security" (news article, May 19): Senators Edward J. Markey and Richard Blumenthal have suggested that airlines waive checked baggage fees during peak travel periods as a means for reducing airport security delays.
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" From the ABC News article: "Still, behind closed doors, there has been back-and-forth between House Speaker Paul Ryan, and House Ways and Means chairman Kevin Brady about the naming of the bill, including multiple phone calls in the past week.
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Each also intervened unethically to protect themselves, McCabe in orchestrating a leak to correct a news article on himself and Comey who issued the October letter (it seems) out of fear he would have problems remaining FBI director if he didn't come forward.
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The ties of Mr. Xi's brother-in-law, Deng Jiagui, to offshore companies have been known since 2012, when a Bloomberg News article about Mr. Xi's family wealth detailed the business empire of Mr. Deng and his wife, Qi Qiaoqiao, the president's sister.
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"Upon reading The Washington Post news article pertaining to Lime's recall, we contacted Segway Ninebot to obtain their verification that all scooters purchased by Bird are free of any manufacture defects found in Lime's earlier model scooters," a Bird spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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An NK News article from 2013 reported that Kim Jong Il built basketball courts at their residences for his sons to play on, — that Kim Jong Un had Michael Jordan posters tacked up in his room when he was in school in Switzerland.
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While it is certainly unnerving to see a member of Congress quoted in a news article questioning why the term "white supremacist" is offensive, the truth is King has been making -- and then later "clarifying" -- comments of this nature repeatedly over the years.
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BUSINESS DAY Because of an editing error, an article on Tuesday about a fake news article that led to a shooting at a pizza restaurant in Washington misspelled, in some copies, the given name of the Florida lawyer who complained about the media.
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Submit a letter to the editor in response to a news article, editorial, column or Op-Ed essay in The Times from the past week, and they will pick a selection of the best entries and publish them on Sunday, Oct. 22.
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To the Editor: Re "Countering Potential Risks of Jam-Packed Public Transit" (news article, March 4): The coronavirus outbreak has led the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to pledge that it will sanitize the interior of New York City subway cars every 72 hours.
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As pointed out in "How Driverless Vehicles See the World" (news article, March 20), the dominant technology — lidar, or light-detection and ranging devices — "works pretty well" at low speeds when the signals of multiple autonomous cars don't interfere with one another.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Still Circling for a Spot" (news article, March 10): I teach English as a second language at Great Neck North High School, the focus of your article about a planned expansion of a parking lot for students.
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In a news article and an editorial, The Advertiser admitted that its coverage of lynchings over many decades was careless, dismissive and dehumanizing in its treatment of the black victims and portrayed them as criminals who got what was coming to them.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Shooting at YouTube's Offices Rattles Silicon Valley" (news article, April 4): The shooting on Tuesday at YouTube's headquarters in California is among the latest to draw the attention of the national news media since the Parkland, Fla.
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Adam Winchenbach, Rockville, Md.Richard Montgomery High School, 11th grade To the Editor: Re "New Kind of Recruit for Rebranded Boy Scouts: Girls" (news article, March 4): Growing up, I loved to tag along with my younger brother's Cub Scout, then Boy Scout, activities.
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But a news article in The Los Angeles Times, and one outside computer expert, said the attack shared characteristics with a form of ransomware called Ryuk, which was used to target a North Carolina water utility in October and other critical infrastructure.
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To the Editor: Re "Green New Deal Is Mocked, and Blocked, by the Senate" (news article, March 27): This week Republicans stuck their tongues out at leaders who are trying to work out a plan to limit the catastrophic warming of the planet.
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To the Editor: Re "Alabama Governor Signs Nation's Most Restrictive Abortion Law" (news article, May 16): I am an 88-year-old grandmother who had an illegal abortion on a Saturday morning in 1952 in a Gramercy Park townhouse in New York City.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Places in the U.S. Where Disaster Strikes Again and Again" (news article, May 27): The map of the locations of repetitive natural disasters in this country clearly shows the vulnerability of the Gulf Coast to extreme weather.
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To the Editor: Re "A Mother's Plea: 'I Can't Go Without My Son' " (news article, June 18): After leaving their homes and almost all of their possessions behind, immigrants who have made it to the border have almost nothing left but their families.
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"There are many questions we have for Mr. Rosenstein, including questions about allegations made against him in a recent news article," Mr. Goodlatte said, referring to the New York Times article last week that revealed Mr. Rosenstein's discussions with other law enforcement officials.
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Fox News and its parent company, 21st Century Fox, have filed a motion to move the defamation and racial discrimination lawsuit involving a Fox News article about the death of a young Democratic aide from a New York federal court to arbitration.
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" Fox also said that Mr. Wheeler made similar statements in on-camera interviews before and after the Fox News article was published and "even stated publicly that the article he now challenges as false 'was essentially correct and worthy of further investigation.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "In a Brief School Career, a Growing List of Sexual Misconduct Allegations" (news article, June 2): There are steps that hiring managers at schools can take to reduce the likelihood of hiring a teacher who will abuse students.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "War Wounds Often Precede 'Misconduct' in Discharges" (news article, May 17): The Government Accountability Office has confirmed what veteran advocates already knew: Most service members discharged for "misconduct" experienced mental health stress that might explain their behavior.
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Mark BradyDix Hills, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "As Swalwell Quits, Steyer Is Said to Be Planning a Democratic Bid" (news article, July 9): What we don't need is another person running for the Democratic presidential nomination in an already overcrowded field.
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"She responded to the continuing rage by tweeting, "If your response to a news article is to resort to harassment and intimidation of journalists, you might want to consider that your behavior says more about you than the person you&aposre targeting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI did not break rules in place in 2007 when it impersonated a journalist to send a teenage bomb-threat suspect a computer link to a fake news article that concealed location tracking software, a government watchdog said on Thursday.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Robert E. Lee Brought Down From Lofty 133-Year Perch" (news article, May 20): The continuing controversy over whether to preserve or replace historic monuments and named buildings begs for a solution that may seem obvious once proposed.
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Letter To the Editor: "Family Dispute Over House of Singapore's Founder Erupts as National Crisis" (news article, July 5) promotes the absurd notion that Singaporeans link the legitimacy of their government to the fate of former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's house.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Exxon Mobil Seeks U.S. Waiver for Russia Oil Deal" (news article, April 20): I would hope that the Trump administration does not even consider giving waivers from American sanctions at a time when we should be toughening them.
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Letters To the Editor: "Released Man's Murder Charge Stokes a Bail Debate" (news article, March 22) fails to thoroughly incorporate the reasons public defenders have fought for decades against bail policies that take into consideration a person's possible danger to the public.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Tuesday about a fake news article that led to a shooting at a pizza restaurant in Washington, D.C., misspelled, in some copies, the given name of the Florida lawyer who complained about the media.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Seen as Inspiration, Financial District's 'Fearless Girl' Statue Isn't Budging Yet" (news article, March 28): How about placing the "Fearless Girl" statue in United Nations Plaza so that the whole world gets the message, not just Wall Street?
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"Fallon went on to show her the headline from a BBC News article that read, "Camila Cabello stole a pencil from Prince William and &aposit could be worth £1000s,&apos" and the "Señorita" singer said it was "terrifying to wake up to.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "President's Son Criticizes London Mayor, to Some Britons' Dismay" (news article, March 23): I am a Brit who is incandescent with rage after reading about Donald Trump Jr.'s tweet in response to the recent terror attack.
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If you've ever used an app powered by personalization technology, there's probably been a point where you were recommended a song, video, or a news article, for example, that seemed to be entirely wrong and not representative of something you'd actually like.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Trump Administration Is Said to Be Working to Loosen Counterterrorism Rules" (news article, March 13): The Obama administration touted its rules for killing as more stringent than what the international laws of armed conflict and self-defense allow.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "New Trump Hotel in Washington Does Not Violate Lease, U.S. Agency Says" (news article, March 24): The Old Post Office building was not "decrepit before the deal" to lease it to the Trump Organization for a hotel.
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For instance, the Republican memo asserted that the F.B.I. had presented to the court a Yahoo News article from September 2016 as corroboration of Mr. Steele's claims, despite the fact that it later emerged that Mr. Steele had been a source for it.
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K-pop fans also seem noticeably ready to help each other out when it comes to comprehension, whether that be knuckling down to help someone understand be a news article discussing their bias' favorite hair products or untangling a more complex political landscape.
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Then about two weeks later there was a news article about how he went out and killed a mentally handicapped woman and her father and he was just completely insane and he was wearing a cape and a paintball mask at the time.
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According to Burns, who first wrote the story of Lenitiv's founding, websites designed to mimic a Forbes contributor page and an ABC News article used portions of her original story and doctored quotes from Williams and other celebrities as testimonials for the products.
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Gizmodo also reached out to biotechnologist George Church, who pointed us toward a STAT News article where he said, essentially, that he wasn't surprised and that he and his lab are working on ways to edit DNA without breaking both strands of the double helix.
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"I cannot possibly understand how anyone has enough evil in their heart to publicly out harassment victims and push a smear campaign against them," Samantha Register, the first woman to accuse Kihuen of sexual harassment in a BuzzFeed News article, wrote in a statement.
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In addition to the user interaction data, the dataset also includes demographic information like age range, gender, and generalized geographic data, while items in the dataset include title, summary, and key phrases of the news article in question, plus local timestamps, and partial device information.
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New for 2018, according to this Fox News article (which treats this whole damn farce with an incredibly straight-face), is a dash of Christian rapture via doomsday predictor David Meade, an idea so absurd I'm not even going to bother addressing it here.
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She spent her spring break in 1985 with a large group of students in the Bahamas, where they searched for the cheapest drinks, lounged on the beach and tried their luck at the casino, according to a Yale Daily News article from the time.
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Earlier this month, the company removed a news article about mammograms because of an accompanying image that showed a woman undergoing the procedure; and in September, Facebook censored an historic image from the Vietnam War because it depicted a naked girl fleeing a napalm attack.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "China Suppresses Christianity From the Top Down" (news article, May 22): Despite the Chinese Communist Party's repression of religious freedom, there is little evidence that the party's unremitting campaign to topple church crosses and demolish church buildings is working.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Rome's Public Housing Long Hid in Plain Sight" (news article, April 29): As a former mayor of Rome, I would like to point out that the investigation of Rome's housing files was begun, carried out and disclosed during my mandate.
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Jill Bloomberg, principal at Brooklyn's Park Slope Collegiate, which teaches sixth through 12th grade, says she learned about the initiative from the news article but otherwise had heard nothing about it, even though the deadline to submit proposals is July 8, about a month away.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "After an 8-Year Wait, a New York Library Like No Other Opens" (news article, June 21): As intriguing and promising as the changes to the 53rd Street Library are, allowing food at its "laptop bar" is a terrible mistake.
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RICHARD B. BOJAR Philadelphia To the Editor: Donald Trump has suggested that the national debt could be reduced by asking creditors to accept reduced repayment of their investments ("Trump Floats Idea to Cut the National Debt: Get Creditors to Accept Less," news article, May 7).
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Letter To the Editor: "Rules May Force Elite Harvard Clubs to Abandon Longtime All-Male Status" (news article, May 7), about Harvard University's decision to sanction members of single-gender organizations, focused primarily on the male final clubs, while the female clubs were mentioned sparsely.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Hospital to Pay $2.2 Million Over Filming of 2 Patients Without Their Consent" (news article, April 22): It is very easy for employees and visitors to take pictures in hospitals and capture images that inadvertently reveal the identity of patients.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Obama's Support for Erdogan Is Stark Reminder of Turkey's Value to U.S." (news article, July 21): The United States needs a Plan B for fighting the Islamic State, given volatility in Turkey and the mass arrests of Turkish military officers.
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On four occasions, the FBI told the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (FISA) court that it "did not believe" former British spy Christopher Steele was the direct source for a Yahoo News article implicating former Trump aide Carter Page in Russian collusion, newly released documents reveal.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Law Changes Prescriptions: Paper Out, Computers In" (news article, March 15): As a physician and a patient, I find the electronic prescription law very troubling for these reasons: Prices for prescription drugs have been rising steadily at an alarming rate.
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At least one news article was used in the FISA warrant to bolster the dossier as independent corroboration when, it fact, it was traced to a news organization that had been in contact with Steele, creating a high likelihood it was circular intelligence reporting.
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Letters To the Editor: President-elect Donald Trump was criticized for taking a phone call from Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, because United States-China relations are governed by a "one China" policy ("China Sees New Ambiguity in Trump's Taiwan Call," news article, Dec. 4).
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RACHEL KRISTOLABERDEEN, N.J. To the Editor: Re "Sorrow and Questions in a French Village After Bourdain's Death" (news article, June 10): What, exactly, is the point of running this story, other than trying to satisfy readers' prurient interest in the tragic end of someone's life?
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Promise to End Welfare Faces an Uncertain Future" (news article, March 16): Conservative efforts to force more work requirements on federal programs that provide health care, housing and food aid to low-income Americans are both cruel and counterproductive.
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To the Editor: Re "White House Asked Navy to Hide McCain Warship" (news article, May 30): President Trump's denial that he was aware of the White House's request that the Navy hide the destroyer John S. McCain during his trip to Japan raises two possibilities.
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Letter To the Editor: On Monday, The Washington Post revealed that an organization called Project Veritas, which uses deceptive tactics in attempts to reveal media bias, tried to sting the newspaper ("Post Says It Spurned Offer of False Story About Moore," news article, Nov. 28).
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Jonathan CareyHoboken, N.J. To the Editor: Re "Warren Proposal Would Erase Student Loan Debt for Many" (news article, April 23): Conservatives are attacking Senator Elizabeth Warren's higher education plan as a "bailout" for college graduates at the expense of Americans who didn't go to college.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "San Francisco Still Has an Earthquake Problem" (news article, June 15), about the risk to high rises in the city: This report is eerily familiar to those regarding warnings of the vulnerability of New Orleans to hurricanes before Katrina.
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To the Editor: Re "On Separating Families at Border, Trump Officials Blame Democrats" (news article, May 30): The public has rightly been shocked to learn about all of the immigrant children separated from their parents at the southern United States border by federal officials.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Six Years Later, Cuomo's 'Buffalo Billion' Project Yields Uneven Results" (news article, July 3): Today's revitalized Buffalo is a city of opportunity for all, a magnet for millennials, innovative companies, business incubator competitions, life sciences research, tourism and tech.
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HOWARD SCHMITT, CRAFTON, PA. To the Editor: Re "Intelligence Contractor Is Charged in the First Criminal Leak Case of the Trump Era" (news article, June 6): Anyone interested in knowing what impact the Russian efforts had on the presidential election owes Reality Leigh Winner gratitude.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Nooses, Potent Symbols of Hate, Crop Up in Rash of Cases" (news article, July 6): If any piece of news screams out for moral leadership from the White House, it is the latest episode reported at the United States Mint.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Central Park Road, High and Unwinding, Worries a Path's Fans" (news article, June 12): That after almost 150 years, Calvert Vaux's miniature folly, the Belvedere Castle, will be accessible to all, including the disabled, is great news indeed.
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It says the application "cited extensively" a 2016 Yahoo News article focused on a trip that Page made to Moscow that year, but "incorrectly assesses" that the author of the dossier, Christopher Steele, was not the source of the story, according to the memo.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Rule for First-Year Doctors to Allow for 24-Hour Shifts" (news article, March 11): The idea that first-year residents will now be "permitted" to work 24-hour shifts made me wonder what has happened to common sense.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Scholarly Sting Operation Exposes Murky World of 'Predatory' Scientific Journals" (news article, March 23): PLoS, the Public Library of Science, strongly denounces predatory publishing practices by unscrupulous actors, which hurt individual scientists, the scientific enterprise and society as a whole.
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Whether it's Russian manipulation campaigns, non-consensual sexual imagery, or hate speech around the world, journalists have often been the ones unearthing illegal or problematic behaviour on huge platforms, with social networks only dealing with issues once they know that there's an impending news article coming.
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