‘Blue lights’ flash in sky moments before Morocco earthquake
The Sun, like the Express and the Daily Star, are "bat boy" quality UK tabloids and should probably just get blocked from being posted on HN. They were also reporting (incorrectly) that "world war one diseases" were spreading at Burning Man, and there's an article in the Daily Star this morning that alleges the "ancient city of Sodom was blown up by an atomic weapon". These are not reliable sources of information, please help me in preventing them from receiving more ad revenue by not aggregating their junk news. Similarly to the scientific method, sources of information should be appropriately vetted based on past performance.<p>Slightly off topic but I've pondered making a plugin that blocks and removes certain "news" sources of my choice from loading on my browser and showing in news aggregators and search engine results. I can avoid them on my desktop and on HN easily because I see the URL preview, but it's much harder on my phone.<p>Someone below has also pointed out that most of these UK tabloids are noted in the Wikipedia list of potentially unreliable sources <a href="https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Potentially_unreliable_sources" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Potentially_unreli...</a>