which can be compared. Each magazine has a news section, many pages of advertising, and non-news or feature sections. The following discussion will be devoted to discussing the most important part of any news magazine, which is the types of news stories which the editor has chosen to feature. The cover story for the September 29, 1997 edition of U.S. News & World Report is captioned "How much credit does Mayor Giuliani deserve for New York's amazing turnaround? (Comeback City)." Immediately following that article, a related and smalled companion story tells how a person "can negotiate this tourist mecca."
Whether every citizen in America is truly interested in the financial well being of New York city is questionable. However, assuming, arguendo, that democratic citizens can somehow be empowered by learning what Mayor Giuliani did for New York city, a closer look was given to this cover story. The article by John Marks talks about how violent crime is beginning to drop in some neighborhoods, including drug-related shootings. The story implies th
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