If AOL really takes these suggestions seriously then I will make this clear. Stop with the anti-Trump left leaning liberal bias and report the news fairly. This is coming from a person who has lived on this planet for more than half a century and has never been a political person until recently. According to your headlines/stories democrats and BLM/Antifa wear halos and can walk on water. Several BLM male associates threatened assault on my wife while she was alone and walking to her office in our downtown recently. Those of us who have the ability to rationally think see what is going on in our country and it needs to stop! Your use of bias articles chosen as headlines give those out in the streets fuel to continue lawlessness and ultimately make AOL complicit in their actions. There are many places I can go if I'm looking for op/ed pieces. AOL is NOT one of them. Show some journalistic integrity and report fairly on both sides. Otherwise I am done with AOL.

The first article in Main section of AOL Mobile app is titled, "Missing white woman syndrome: Gabby Petito story puts spotlight on uneven coverage." Originally published by Yahoo News. Uneven coverage is an issue worth paying attention to, but it is appaling to make that point by a title that trivializes the murder of someone else. "Missing white woman syndrome." She did not simply go missing and was found. She was murdered. I guess we should somehow expect the body of Gabby Petito to apologize for being murdered. Yes, inform people about a need for even coverage, but do not kill the dead even further in the process with article titles like this one. AOL, please think better about what you post.

This is the third or fourth time I have written. I have been a paying AOL member since the late 1990's. All of a sudden, when I post at News areas, my messages are getting rejected. I follow the guidelines and althjough I have called tech support, nobody can correct this problem. I am a retired Registered Nurse and frequently comment on medical issues and people frequently thank me for the information. I would like my comments NOT to be rejected or at least someone should tell me WHY they are. Can someone correct this for me please? I am a senior citizen and enjoy making comments/posts!

I get a message when I post to a news story/discussion saying "comment rejected as it does not align with our Community Guidelines" I then go to "Community Guidelines" and my post does not fall into any of the supposed "offensive" guidelines. Maybe AOL should create a spell/grammar check style program within the discussion and highlight as to what is "offensive" so it can either be clarified or fixed prior to publishing so the commenter can still post. I have not been able to post anything now for over 3 weeks. It is difficult to "elaborate" if we are blocked and do not know where the "offense" is. The freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach? what does that even mean? If anything your censors are the one reaching since they do not point out what is wrong or needs to be clarified.