Sentence examples for provocative news from inspiring English sources

The provocative news and opinion website that Mr. Bannon ran, Breitbart News, has repeatedly published articles linking migrants to the spread of disease.

Regarding Jeff Koons's portfolio on Gretchen Mol (Style, March 12), I think you are mistaking provocative views for provocative news.

On the heels of Sarah's post last week about Apple-GIS merges comes this verrrry provocative news clip: Apple acquires web mapping firm Poly9 posted in engadget.

On Aug. 14, State Department and National Security Council spokesmen termed Israel's pinpoint venture into the West Bank city of Jenin "provocative" (news article, Aug. 15).

By consistently getting it right, Foster became one of the most respected young referees — only to have his credibility impugned and his anonymity stripped by an unfortunate friendship and a provocative news report.

Some of the most provocative news concerned dendritic cells.

The inherent message is that Mr. Morgan will try to make the 9 p.m. time slot more relevant, with provocative, news-making interviews, compelling people to watch.

A provocative new study links female politicians' facial features with their success or failure on election day -- and it's bad news for women with masculine-looking faces.

While I look for some provocative technology news items on this holiday Sunday, please enjoy a series of babies throwing up.

They are so provocative the news anchors will immediately pick them up as a political story.

When the Qataris did make it big, they started Al Jazeera, the freewheeling and provocative satellite-news network, and pursued an independent foreign policy that often seemed influenced by an instinct to irritate Riyadh.