Headliner

You're the editor deciding which stories run in a national newspaper. Each shift presents headlines—approve or reject them based on whatever criteria you choose. Your picks shape public opinion on immigration, healthcare, crime, and other hot-button issues. The city reacts: protests might erupt, businesses could close, your family's safety may be at risk. There's no right answer, but consequences stack up fast. Colleagues judge your editorial stance. Your partner questions your choices at dinner. The government watches. This isn't about chasing clicks or building an empire—it's about the weight of the red stamp and the blue stamp, and how a single gatekeeper's bias ripples through a society that trusts (or stops trusting) the press.