The editorializing and framing of the title alone is so severe, it edges over into the misinformation side of things. The original article being referenced never once claimed or implied that the public should not feel sorry for the victims of a terrorist attack. The evidence this article provided for its claim against USA Today’s article was that the USA Today article 1. the journalist did not do a profile on the victims, and 2. focused the piece on the challenges the perpetrator’s daughter is facing. Neither of these things indicates that USA Today wants the public not to feel sorry for the victims of the attack. Some of the editorializing within this article as well also leans into misinformation.