USA Today Article on Aircraft Crashes

[Eclipse]

The text in this post is in italics to commemorate how slanted the article is.

They raise points, then in some cases contradict the point with facts presented later.

I can see the angle, but don't see the point of this, since anyone researching the topic in more detail
would not come to the same conclusions.

http://www.usatoday.com/longform/news/nation/2014/06/12/lies-coverups-mask-roots-small-aircraft-carnage-unfit-for-flight-part-1/10405323/

[JeffDG]

Whatcha expect from USA Today?

[Eclipse]

Well, there were some graphs...

[SarDragon]

IMHO, just another example of Chicken Little journalism reporting.

[JeffDG]

IMHO, just another example of Chicken Little journalism reporting.

I would substitute a less polite word (beginning with an "S") for "Little"

[Garibaldi]

IMHO, just another example of Chicken Little journalism reporting.

I would substitute a less polite word (beginning with an "S") for "Little"

anagram of THIS? HITS?

[a2capt]

Useless Today is written to target 4th grade comprehension, much like Popular Science. If an article goes over a few paragraphs, it's a stretch because the reader might get bored. So it better be "good".