The appropriate question is, why did they use this headline. If you actually clicked on the article, you would see that the thumbnail fits the first story and the headline is what’s wrong.

My question was completely fine the way it was posed.

It was, I’m just saying that when you look into it a little bit further the headline is the problem not the photo. The first story is literally about Putin, not about the storms or Ukraine.

I understand what you were saying, but I don’t click on stories that look like clickbait. So, solely going off of the information I had at hand. The two were at odds. It doesn’t matter which they change… one of them needed to be.

Oh, I agree, whatever intern or AI model they’re using to post their headlines and photos is garbage.

I just asked the same question

And why distraction of homes and town in same post as talk for Gaza. Does NPR try to draw parallel in natural disaster with Israel genocide distraction ?

Lol chill

Probably because he’s pulling the strings in the USA now. #Trumpisputin’spuppet