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Originally Posted by graciegirl
I know absolutely nothing about the New York Post.
However the way things are phrased in this article sort of sounds like sensational journalism.
I also noted a related article about a knife that was missed by the TSA. It too was not worded in a journalistic manner. (It's choice of words was also more sensational than descriptive.)
Could bkcunningham or PTurner or someone else who is a journalist by trade tell me a little more about this paper? Or someone who has read that paper a lot?
Just wondering.
Sometimes we can't believe everything we read in every newspaper.
I can believe our frequent flyer, Katesbox.
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It's easy to get a feel for a newspaper if you're a little web savvy. Just Google it and you'll get multiple people's opinions on the newspaper, and it's reporting style, it's editorial style, etc.
You either believe this woman or not. The paper reports that they contacted the TSA and gives the TSA's response. What more do you want to know? You want to know why they reported the story?