Here’s the Headline, Name the City

1. September 27, 2011; Free Press – “UAW Talks Sh*t to Ford” read an amusing front page headline typo that left the ‘F’ out of “Shift.” Name the newspaper’s city.

2. March 15, 2013; Plain Dealer – “Sen. Rob Portman’s Reversal on Gay Marriage Dominates Social Media” with picture of the buckeye who became the first Republican senator to endorse repealing DOMA. Name the newspaper’s city.

3. July 13, 2012; UnionTribune – “4Drug Tunnels Found along US-Mexico Border” was just another story in the local section. Name the newspaper’s city.

4. October 30, 2012; Press – “Stone Pony Stands Up to Sandy” with picture of a legendary nightclub intact while building next door is badly damaged. Name the newspaper’s city.

5. December 30, 2007; The Sun – “’The Wire’ Loses Spark in Newsroom Storyline” with a tepid critique of the HBO show’s fifth season, and its new focus on a familiar but fictional city newspaper. Name the newspaper’s city.

6. December 4, 2012; Post – “Pushed on the Subway Track, This Man is about to Die” with naturally tasteless photo of a man a few seconds from getting crushed by train. Name the newspaper’s city.

7. June 8, 2012; Post – “How Mark Felt became Deep Throat” for an article to coincide with the FBI’s posthumous release of Felt’s file. Name the newspaper’s city. Courtesy of The Democratic Republic of Trivia