A questionable headline- does it frame and try to link negativity with news, or choose this proposition because it's more likely to get clicks? If I had unlimi

A questionable headline- does it frame and try to link negativity with news, or choose this proposition because it's more likely to get clicks? If I had unlimited cash and I was the editor, my front pages would be tongue-in-cheek nods to negative stories, like "CRIME ON PAGE 15" so they'd have to flip through a meadow of full page color ads of sakura trees, the textual equivalent of green noise. Archive.org has a pleasant viewing experience if you flip through many of the fully-scanned magazines, simply because there are no digital popups- at least the ads on the pages are inert and unable to cause a virus.