Global Grief Translator: How the Newsreader Became the World’s Last Shared Campfire
The Newsreader: Global Mouthpiece, Local Punching Bag, Universal Mirror If you listen closely at 3 a.m. in any capital city, you can almost hear the same voice repeating itself in 24 languages: “Good evening, wherever the hell you are.” The newsreader—once a stately uncle in horn-rimmed spectacles, now a caffeinated hologram with perfect hair—has become…
