News headlines can cause just as much cognitive negative influence as news websites.
Just skip the news entirely. It’s an utter waste of time. Your life will be better for it.
Just skip the news entirely. It’s an utter waste of time. Your life will be better for it.
My understanding of THAT story is that the town is very protective of the black workers who moved there to work, and that it wasn't the politician but his subordinate who 'turned his sights' there, and did so to say horrible things about those people with no evidence. That's my understanding of what that story is. To claim 'he fueled a fire that was already smouldering' seems a wildly irresponsible thing to say as a headline.
Maybe try pulling from the Associated Press? I'm a bit at a loss. You can at least avoid bad faith headlines.