Take, for example, the recent "news" that Trump canceled Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's scheduled trip to Pyongyang due to a "belligerent" letter sent by the North Koreans to the White House. What is the source of this alleged development? A single report in the Washington Post put out there by one Josh Rogin, not a reporter but an opinion columnist with strong neoconservative inclinations. Rogin attributes this information to "two senior administration officials" while admitting that "[t]he exact contents of the message are unclear."

We don't know what the letter said, and so we don't know why Trump canceled the trip. In short, we don't know anything. That's the "news," folks.