Reuters criticized for article stating fatal DC lightning strike offers 'climate warning'
When DC Fire and EMS responded to the incident, four people were treated and taken to a local hospital in critical condition."No it doesn’t. It’s lightning. Kind of ancient thing," John Gibson said about the Reuters article.
"They’re getting dumber," Kyle Becker said.United States Latest News, United States Headlines
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