NewsCut

Mass murder, fiscal cliff, civil war in Syria. Hey, newspeople get tired of it, too. It just doesn't seem that way.
A former newspaperman confesses how he messed up a story about a mass murderer.
Twenty-six acts of kindness (5X8 – 12/19/12)
Social media for good, the gun business booms, a kid named Julio,stick a fork in pro hockey, and the chemistry of a snowflake
Kids doing stupid things make the job of being a school official harder than ever.
All you need is someone to say ‘no’
There's something to be said for the power of drowning out the voice of someone else.
Most Americans have benefited from a government entitlement program, a survey says.
A reporter from the Columbine school shooting acknowledges that just about everything that was reported after the 1999 shooting was wrong.
Social media and the stories it gets wrong (5×8 – 12/18/12)
Would you wait for a correct story; the nature of forgiveness revisited; the young sick, the old sick, and the healthy; one girl, two hockey teams; and the appealing comfort of the end of the world.
Death of a vet
Sen. Daniel Inouye has died.
Indiana Jones mystery solved
University of Chicago officials finally know who sent them a package of Indiana Jones artifacts.