Sorry Just curious..This same story has been headline news 4-5 days

[rayg]

Basically this very SAME event story was big headline line or most important front face news on the DM every day for the last 4-5 days!. Is it that news worthy to be used all those days..Just curious what am I missing?... Or is because it was a BLACK kid was falsely accused? Wonder what's behind the reason for so such attention and ink?

SoHo Karen flees to California: Miya Ponsetto, 22, grabs McDonald's in a face shield near her family home after she 'assaulted a black boy, 14, thinking he stole her iPhone' in NYC

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-hometown.html

[lyman]

it's the Daily Fail,

hit F5 and it may go away

[rayg]

Well here it is again but a little further down and not a top billing like other days but still there! What is it that this same story has been run by DM every day for about a week! Almost like they have a personal interest in it..I've never seen any other "minor" story played as much. Wonder Why?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...g-therapy.html

[rayg]

Well here it is front page news again!.. Just curious why this minor incident has been played front page news on the DM for all those days... Could be some thing personal! Maybe she stepped on some ones shoes as apparently they are focused on her so much and it almost seems like she is being personally followed by the DM! Lol

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...gnment-NY.html

[togor]

Ray I think their metrics are pretty sophisticated, so if a topic attracts clicks, which mean ad revenue, they keep it on the page.

[rayg]

Maybe what it may be...But DM reporters were apparently right there. how convenient! Like they were following her...I still have a feeling it's personal and focused, I'm sure it attracted viewers being on so many
times/days! Be advised I don't have a dog in the show but it looks focused to me..

[togor]

No clue why anyone would find that topic all that interesting even the first time. I guess editors are on the lookout for "Karen" stories. Imagine if your name really is Karen!