...her stuff.

I don't have a link to this article, nor do I care to search, but it's from a few years ago, and it was about an LDS Sunday School teacher of youth in Hawaii who was released from his calling, according to him, because he didn't follow counsel from his leaders. He claimed he'd been "fired", and PFS wrote it that way as well. The dishonesty in her approach was she didn't interview ANYBODY but this man. He reached out to her, and gave her his perspective, and that's what she published. She didn't reach out to local leaders, or members. She did say she contacted Salt Lake for commentary, and they said they had none.

I'm sure, as I assume you are a member, you recognize the dishonesty of pretending she did due diligence on the story by contacting SLC. They wouldn't have a clue about local callings or releasings of SS teachers.

And, in case you're wondering, I actually had the opportunity on Facebook to correspond with her about that article specifically. I wasn't commenting on ANOTHER poorly written church article by a different SL Trib writer, and she came after me, asking me to defend my position. I did, and I mentioned he took the same approach she did in her article, without getting any corroboration at all. She stopped arguing at that point, because I was right.

There are other examples. Many. But, I think you've got your mind made up already. I suspect you have some personal biases there.