Star Tribune Newspaper Our Hearts Are Broken Headline Appraisal

Star Tribune Newspaper 'Our Hearts Are Broken' Headline

This item is a physical copy of the Star Tribune newspaper. The front page features a large headline in bold capital letters reading "'OUR HEARTS ARE BROKEN'". Below this headline, a sub-headline details a tragic event: "Gunman kills 20 schoolchildren, 7 adults before committing suicide. Connecticut massacre is second-worst mass shooting in U.S. history.". A prominent photograph occupies the lower half of the front page, depicting a group of adults and children. The newspaper is folded, and the edges appear slightly worn or creased from handling. The material is standard newsprint, showing some signs of yellowing consistent with age. There are no immediately visible significant tears or damage, though the overall condition suggests it has been read or stored for some time. The top right corner includes weather information, indicating 35°/32°. The publication date information is partially visible in the top left, showing "saturday + early Sunday". The other text at the top reads, "U.S. PERSONNEL, MISSILES HEADED TO TURKISH BORDER A3". The newspaper is printed in black ink on off-white or lightly yellowed paper. The image of the children and adults appears to be from a news photo. The style and layout are typical of a modern newspaper from the 21st century. Specific manufacturing details, such as a printing location, are not visible in the image.