Journalism is at the end game – objectivity and fact-based reporting is so last century:

In his own classroom, Kaplan sees more young journalists questioning traditional notions of objectivity that keep them from expressing opinions. Many believe they have the right to state their beliefs and support causes, he said.

“Now you have journalists that are advocates,” Rosenstiel said. “That reflects something of a culture war that is happening inside of journalism.”

Journalists critical of their own companies cause headaches for news organizations | AP News

Instead, young reporters (most new journalists are young women) who grew up among wealth, attended private schools and universities, with educations costing hundreds of thousands of dollars, know more than you and will tell you what to think. This is not a positive step forward for media news reporting.