It’s true – clickbait gets a bad rap. Often ... the face of opposition from the powers that be. Here are some examples of headlines in this format: “5 Things Relationship ‘Experts ...

Bad is indeed stronger than good. A content analysis found that 2.83% of all words in the headlines were “positive” words in their categorization scheme, versus 2.62% which were labeled “negative.” ...

The New York Times piece, a guest essay originally titled "Elections Are Bad for Democracy," by contributing ... The Times removed the original headline for the piece and replaced it with "The ...

Too bad so many of them are unflattering or gloomy ... She hatched a strange conspiracy theory, which included a bizarre accusation: Every headline that comes out in media — I don’t even ...

Journalists expressed their dismay after a headline from the Gray Lady seemed ... made in which he suggested that immigrants have “bad genes.” Trump was discussing President Joe Biden ...

The headline read "Trump urges unity vs. racism." It comes after President Donald Trump addressed the nation after mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, that killed nine and 22 ...

Why are most headlines filled with gloom? It might be because people find bad news more interesting than good news. A study has now shown that news headlines containing negative language are more ...