If I may interject for a moment without sounding a little to callous.
Over 90% of the news media is both owned and operated by a Zionist conglomerate. So why is it any surprise to you, that a story depicting the tragedies of your average white suburban family, almost never fails to make the evening news?
As a card-carrying member of the international Jewish news conspiracy, I rather resent the above remark.

Have a look at the bylines of your newspaper, and the names of the correspondents on TV -- they have names like "Chad, Corky and Brad." (Or in my case, Eric.)
Your "over 90 percent" figure was plucked out of thin air, and I wish you luck trying to support that tidbit without turning to Aryan supremacy literature.
When the majority of the people reporting and editing the news have names like "Hymie, Judith and Itzak," call me to complain about a Zionist news illuminati.
In the meantime, perhaps you'd like to consider taking the word "Zionist" and chucking it into the nearest rubbish bin. Usually when I hear the word "zionist," it's followed by a bunch of malarky. Which in turn is usually rebutted by invoking Godwin's Law.
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As far as Aruba is concerned, the old standby is "If it bleeds, it leads." And it didn't begin with the "runaway bride."
This has been going on since colonial newspapers. If you don't believe me, head to your library and check out the microfiche of the Saccho and Venzetti trial, or the Lindburgh kidnapping, or the front page of the Chicago Tribune from, say, 1930 to 1938.
I agree that news coverage has been slipping of late. I attribute it more to cable TV than anything else.
Now, if you'll excuse me, Rabbi Rubenstein is here to tell me what to put on the front page of tomorrow's edition.

ScoopKW
(Non-denominational journalist and brewmaster since 1992.)