> Half of the "news" we're fed is sensationalized Half? It's higher than that. The other issue is - and your quoted "news" hints at it - a significant amount

> Half of the "news" we're fed is sensationalized Half? It's higher than that. The other issue is - and your quoted "news" hints at it - a significant amount of what we're fed isn't news at all. Yes, it's something that happened. That doesn't make it news. So while this app might remove the hyperbole what about the things and details that are being ignored? How do we fill the gaps so we're getting a more complete context?