Half of all news is an editorial these days. Does it deserve extra esteem b/c it's on breitbart?... Or CNN...? (It's not on CNN)
Half of all news is an editorial these days. Does it deserve extra esteem b/c it's on breitbart?... Or CNN...? (It's not on CNN)
https://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/08/01/ann-coulter-the-aclu-wont-rest-until-every-illegal-gets-in/
https://townhall.com/columnists/anncoulter/2018/08/01/the-aclu-wont-rest-until-every-illegal-gets-in-n2506014
It's a blog post. I'd call it an editorial, but she wrote it on her own self-titled website. That's what blog posts are.
As @Mattvision argued, there's also no sources--but that's actually irrelevant. This isn't news, it's an opinion piece. News brings new information, that's why it's called "news"; It tells us something we didn't know before. Creating news requires seeking out new information, it can require research of parameters of that new information, and it certainly requires verification of that information.
Creating conclusions based on talking points isn't news, it's editorial. Articles written for other institutions are editorials; articles written for your own are blog posts.