"At a time when more Americans are tuning out credible news for social media, it’s worth remembering that they’re leaving behind not just reporting, but the discipline of restraint.”

"It promises unfiltered access, but without guarantees of truth and without protection from harm. The cork is off the bottle, and everything spills out: real or fabricated, searing or false.

"That misses the point. Journalists draw lines for a reason. We know how trauma seeps in through a screen. We know that immediacy without context is its own kind of harm. Social media has no such restraint.