The rest you can pound into soil, quarry for gravel or whatever. It's not Truth, it's yesterday's newspaper. We're building the next world on our own integrity, and it's something you can only see when you look somebody's words right in the eyes. By the way, the problem almost always with Journalism is the need to tell a story. Too much of what's happening doesn't fit the format.
Stories are about conflict.
You need a problem. Something to keep you tuned in, turning pages, looking toward an outcome. Only problems and conflicts will do. No stories start with happily ever after. The right place for outcomes is always later.