Jennifer O.

Reuters "news" source's writers have sunk to a new low. Their assessment of the July 2020 US political climate is so far off base with its readership that they, themselves, have become what can only be termed propagandists. The time-honored profession of actual journalism is only a memory of past times when Edward R. Morrow types reported facts. That hardly applies anymore. In all honesty, Reuters seems far too partial to divisive ideologies to report accurate facts or tell the truth.

I hardly care, frankly, what the opinions and biases of this news network are. I think the most important thing to note is that they do not have professional copy editing. It seems that very frequently there are misspellings. Here are a few examples:
"Franklyn D Roosevelt" and "Lillian Gesh" and "Warm Flourless Chocolate Tort". It's hard enough to believe that they are not concerned with spelling the names of two American icons correctly, but to confuse a law relating to damages awarded for a wrongful act and the name of a dessert is pretty embarrassing.