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media outlets rarely take such a definitive position against misogyny, even when it becomes violent coverage of violence against women remains detached and exploitative. In mid november 2021 a video showing former NFL player Zach Stacy assaulting his ex girlfriend, circulated among media outlets. The Daily Mail placed the video which showed him striking his ex girlfriend before throwing her into a television front and center on its home page. The tabloids forcible and exploitative use of the video was just one snapshot of how the media still gets it wrong in its coverage of domestic violence. Still, there are reasons to hope that a recession, if it comes, will prove a relatively mild one. Many employers, having struggled to find workers to hire after huge layoffs during the pandemic may decide to maintain most of their existing workforces. Even in a shrinking economy, In the July through September quarter, the economy accelerated to a 2.6% annual pace. After two quarters of contraction, consumers spent more and exports jumped offsetting a sharp slowdown in home sales and construction. There's an unknown hoaxer out there. Maybe even multiple unknown hoaxers operating under the same M. O who have been monkey wrenching the news in recent weeks by spreading on social media screenshots of fake headlines designed to look like the real thing, Why bother to prank the press and the public as it turns out, there's a long journalistic tradition within the established press itself, presently out of fashion of publishing titillating fakes Also, some people find inherent hilarious nous in writing headlines that push the underlying premises of the news to the extremes, the Paradise at the onion. Do an uncommonly good job of this. Others believe their pranks make a critical statement about politics or the press. Still others must hoax simply because it gives them a thrill akin to splashing graffiti on a train. When Vladimir Putin sent up to 200,000 soldiers into Ukraine on February 24, he thought he could sweep into the capital, Kiev in a matter of days and deposed the government. Russian forces quickly captured big stretches of territory but failed to encircle Kiev. Yet in the coming months they were forced into a series of humiliating retreats, first in the north and now in the south. To date, they have lost more than half the territory seized at the start of the invasion.