SEPTEMBER 26, 2016

Full News Archive

• Headline: Reporter vs. Media Titan: The Ailes Saga. Impact: Sherman's relentless pursuit of Ailes set off a chain reaction that led to the downfall of many powerful figures in media. Who knew that one reporter’s tenacity could inspire a whole generation of whistleblowers and expose so much dirt? Maybe they should give him a medal or a reality show.. Fact: Did you know that Ailes once famously said he could 'make any story into a political story'? Looks like Sherman took that as a challenge!.
• Headline: U.S. Poverty Reduction Breakthrough in 2015. Impact: As 3.5 million Americans climbed out of poverty, they unknowingly triggered a nationwide shortage of 'I heart my barista' mugs due to the sudden influx of coffee shop customers. Who knew lattes could be a sign of economic improvement?. Fact: Funny how the economy works: people get jobs, and suddenly everyone believes they’re a financial advisor. Spoiler alert: most still don’t know how to budget..
• Headline: Arnold Palmer: Golf's Iconic Legend Passes. Impact: Palmer’s death sent ripples through the golf world, sparking a new generation of players who thought, 'If he could swing like that, maybe I can too!' Unfortunately, most just ended up in the bushes. Golf's legacy continues, one lost ball at a time.. Fact: Palmer was such a big deal that his fans actually coined the term 'Arnie's Army.' So if you ever wondered why your golf buddy talks like a general, now you know!.
• Headline: Why Do Obese Patients Get Worse Care? Many Doctors Don’t See Past the Fat. Impact: The revelation about obesity and healthcare sparked a movement that resulted in the invention of 'invisible chairs' for doctors’ offices. Because clearly, that’s the solution—just have everyone float instead of sit.. Fact: Fun fact: 'fat shaming' could be an Olympic sport at this point, but sadly, it’s not even in the running. Maybe the athletes are just too busy eating..
• Headline: First Clinton-Trump Debate Is Framed by Rifts Over Race and Gender. Impact: The Clinton-Trump debate was like a reality TV show gone wrong. It not only divided the nation but also convinced countless people that they could run for president too—who needs qualifications when you have a Twitter account?. Fact: Did you know that debates used to be about actual policies? Yeah, those were the days before it turned into a glorified roast battle with a live audience..