Worst Headline Ever

And of course all New Yorkers in the 1970's remember:

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JEROME DA GNOME said:
Curious as to why you would use the word repugnant?
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Do you know anything about the sinking of the Belgrano, Jerome? 323 Argentine sailors killed in a very, very controversial manner. Tabloids gleefully carping over the death of hundreds of people, during war time or not, is pretty much the definition of repugnant.
 
I chuckled 2 weeks ago when our paper had the following headline (with the same line break):

Mother murdered
baby arrested.


It would be hilarious if it wasn't so tragical.
 
JEROME DA GNOME said:
Curious as to why you would use the word repugnant?
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As indicated by Volatile, I refer to the headline, the article and the whole editorial stance taken by this supposed newspaper over this story - a war incident in which hundreds are killed in what must have been a most horrendous manner and they report on it almost as if it were some sort of sports game (yeah! our team scored!). Absolutely shameful.
 
Uncle Feedle said:
As indicated by Volatile, I refer to the headline, the article and the whole editorial stance taken by this supposed newspaper over this story - a war incident in which hundreds are killed in what must have been a most horrendous manner and they report on it almost as if it were some sort of sports game (yeah! our team scored!). Absolutely shameful.
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It seems to me that wars have always been reported as something of a sporting event, or are sporting events now just reported like war once was?
 
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