Page 1 Roundup (09/21)

The Daily News: Aaron Hernandez had 'most severe case' of CTE doctors have seen in player his age; Fiancee sues Patriots and NFL

The New York Post: Death toll from Maria rises in Puerto Rico

Page Six: Josh Duhamel was over Fergie ‘being a rock star again’

The New York Times: Facebook to Turn Over Russian-Linked Ads to Congress

The Wall Street Journal: Silly Rabbit! Original Trix With Artificial Colors Is Back After Customers Revolt

Radishes and turmeric didn't work like artificial flavors; "It's basically a salad now"

In a First, The New York Times to Advertise During Academy Awards

I've been asking if the news media was planning to go on the offensive now that we've been supplanted on the right by purveyors of fake news -- no, I'm not referring to news that conservatives just don't like, I'm talking about actual "fake news" -- and Donald Trump has branded us the enemy of the people. This is a start.

Fake Out

God I miss the days when "fake news" meant The Onion and Andy Borowitz -- and wasn't deliberately being misused as a term for reasonable criticism of a publication's news coverage or an administration's policies. 

For those still unclear, what it now means is THIS.

CNN's Chris Cuomo Apologizes for Comparing 'Fake News' to 'N-Word for Journalists'

Smart move, sir. But you needn't apologize for that sweater. 

Read HERE.

Cameron Harris Is the Shameless King of Fake News

God this makes me sick. This piece of shit made a killing smearing Hillary Clinton with fake news stories that helped Donald Trump win and what was his "punishment"? A friendly profile in The New York Times. I really don't know what to say anymore, am I in the wrong business, the business of not being a horrible human being? Please at least tell me his parents are horribly ashamed of him ... give me something. 

Via NYT:

Later, he would tell gullible readers “NYPD Looking to Press Charges Against Bill Clinton for Underage Sex Ring,” “Protesters Beat Homeless Veteran to Death in Philadelphia” and “Hillary Clinton Files for Divorce in New York Courts.” Eight of his stories would merit explicit debunking by Snopes.com, the myth-busting site, but none would top the performance of the ballot box fantasy.