> A few other things I noticed scrolling through: > There are very, very few politics stories What? This is contradicted by the list of top stories given just

> A few other things I noticed scrolling through: > There are very, very few politics stories What? This is contradicted by the list of top stories given just above! 1. “‘It’s a lot of pain’: George Floyd’s brother tearfully demands police reforms during emotional hearing” (NBC News) 2. “Jon Ossoff wins Georgia’s Democratic Senate primary” (NPR) 3. “Trump will return to campaign trail with rally in Tulsa” (New York Times) 4. “Coronavirus is making a comeback in Arizona” (NBC News) 5. “2020 is the summer of the road trip. Unless you’re black.” (New York Times) 6. “Starbucks is closing up to 400 stores in shift to takeout strategy” (CNN) 7. “Amazon bans police from using its facial recognition technology for the next year” (The Verge) 8. “J. K. Rowling doubles down in what some critics call a ‘transphobic manifesto'” (NBC News) 9. “The protests come for ‘Paw Patrol'” (The New York Times) 10. “Upcoming Nintendo Switch exclusive canceled” (ComicBook.com) 2 & 3 are explicitly political, 1, 5, 7, 8 and 9 are perhaps not about electoral politics, but still focus on hot-button political issues of the day. In what world are these "very few politics" stories?