APRIL 29, 2017

Full News Archive

• Headline: N.F.L. Draft Reflects Troubling Trends. Impact: The NFL's swagger took a hit, leading to a cascade of events: fewer viewers meant less ad revenue, which led to teams cutting back on halftime shows. This resulted in a world where instead of show-stopping performances, fans got to watch the awkward dance moves of local mascots. You’re welcome, America.. Fact: In the 1970s, the NFL had a 'no celebration' policy. Seems like they’ve always been good at making their players as boring as possible!.
• Headline: 100 Days of Trump Style. Impact: Trump's transition from self-branding to state branding caused a ripple that altered the fabric of political marketing. It led to future politicians adopting even more outrageous personas, including a candidate who claimed to be the reincarnation of a famous raccoon. Yes, really.. Fact: In the world of politics, 'style over substance' is less of a saying and more of a career strategy. Who knew charisma could win elections?.
• Headline: In Mexico, ‘It’s Easy to Kill a Journalist’. Impact: The dire situation for journalists in Veracruz created an international outcry that resulted in the formation of a secret society of journalists. They now communicate in code through emoji and cat memes, proving that even in danger, creativity knows no bounds.. Fact: Veracruz isn’t just dangerous for journalists; it’s also a hotspot for delicious seafood. You might get a great meal or an unfortunate headline!.