Comparing News: One Story / Four Outlets
by Shawn K. Inlow Last Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Elizabeth Elkind of Fox News Digital had perhaps the most authoritative reporting on the story of the day. You just might never have read it by the way it was laid out. You might be shocked to hear me tossing kudos to Ms. Elkind since you know how I feel about Fox News' cable channel: 23 parts opinion to 1 part news. But we are after the facts at explusy.blogspot.com. And if you've been tagging along, then you know we've reduced the equation to Sources + Credibility + Evidence = Critical Thinking. I was threatening in last week's thrilling episode on Evidence to go from the hypothetical to the real world by examining the first major news story that came along. That story happened to revolve around how the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, R-Mississippi, adjourned the house for summer break rather than be forced to vote on the release of the secret investigative files of the late multi-mill...