On Wednesday, the New York Stock Exchange suspended trading because of tech issues. United Airlines couldn’t operate for the same reason. And the homepage for The Wall Street Journal had issues, too. It’s been a weird Wednesday, and some headlines did a pretty good job capturing that. Here are screenshots of five of them.
Let’s start with this one, from Slate:
This one’s from BuzzFeed:
From Fusion:
This one’s from Gawker:
And this one is from Digiday:
Karoline Leavitt took digs at the press, announced a seat for ‘new media’ and seemed to reestablish the combative dynamic of the last Trump presidency
In the latest episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ IFCN director Angie Drobnic Holan points to X’s fact-checking system as a cautionary tale
Legal observers saw the funding pause as the opening volley in a legal battle that centers on a concept called ‘impoundment’
The grants support fact-checking innovation and audience engagement worldwide
It’s risky to change an established newscast, but the ‘Evening News’ has trailed ABC’s ‘World News Tonight’ and NBC’s ‘Nightly News’ for years
