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When Reporting Feels Like Mind Reading | Wilmington News
When a mentalist took the stage at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, it wasn’t just a quirky moment—it was a mirror held up to modern journalism. Reporters are increasingly relying on anonymous sources to “read” politicians’ minds, filling stories with speculation instead of facts. From aides to informal advisers, these unnamed voices shape narratives—even when the subject is as accessible as President Trump. Motivated by agendas, ambition, or revenge, these leaks blur the line between reporting and guessing. And just like bad investment advice, past “insider” claims don’t guarantee…
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