US EditionThe Media Suggests Crises Are On The Rise, But That Isn't The Case
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The Media Suggests Crises Are On The Rise, But That Isn't The Case
Pick up a newspaper, and you might think the world is drowning in crises. Political unrest, economic downturns, natural disasters—the drumbeat feels relentless. But are there really more crises today, or does it just seem that way? Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology looked for answers by analyzing over two centuries of coverage in The Times. Starting in 1785, they tracked how often and how intensely the newspaper r…
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