The verdict in the case of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev came out Wednesday afternoon. Here’s how news sites broke the news.
Here’s the homepage of The Boston Globe:
Here’s Boston.com’s homepage:
Here’s BuzzFeed News‘ homepage:
Here’s CNN’s homepage:
And The New York Times:
Here’s Vox’s homepage:
From Gawker:
From NBC News:
Here’s Circa’s homepage:
Here’s Fox News’ homepage:
Here’s The Guardian’s homepage:
Here’s Quartz’ homepage:
And here’s Mashable:
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