USA Today writers and editors must get paid based on how ratioed their posts get, because they've been serving up one after the other lately.

Earlier we talked about an op-ed applauding gymnast Simone Biles for slamming Riley Gaines over her stance against men being allowed to participate in women's sports. That particular ratio might end up setting a record. 

Up next, USA Today served up a report about Kilmar Abrego Garcia being brought back to the country he's in illegally to face charges of human trafficking. Guess which parts of that they couldn't find room for in the headline. USA Today must write this stuff with Sen. Van Hollen's delicate sensibilities in mind: 

What's missing from that headline? 

They must not have had room for "charged with human trafficking."

Bonus lib media "journalism" points too for their use of "Maryland father."

This is what they do. Remember USA Today's stories profiling the victims of the antisemitic Boulter, Colorado attack? Neither do we. But we do recall their story about the dashed hopes and dreams of the terrorists family.

Predictably, USA Today isn't alone in bringing headlines that don't mention something:

And as we all know, the media for the most part shares the Democrats' "priorities":

Absolutely shameful. 

These are some of the allegations against the "Maryland dad" the Democrats are defending in addition to the human trafficking charge:

And the Dems would do it all over again.