Digital Burnout Hits Amid Endless War Coverage

Journalists face crippling digital burnout from nonstop war coverage, compounded by public distrust, safety threats, and the always-on news cycle. Surveys reveal a perfect storm of trauma, with war photographers like LA Times' Marcus Yam enduring solo missions in deadly zones such as Afghanistan's fall and West Bank's violence, leading to high PTSD rates among post-9/11 conflict reporters. Read more about this...