Wars, plane crashes, mass murder—it’s easy to
report news that happens suddenly. Reporters do a good job covering
that. But they do a bad job telling you about what’s really
changing in the world, because they miss the stories that happen
slowly—and these are usually the more important stories. John
Stossel suggests reporters should rethink using the phrase “slow
news day” as a complaint.
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