Often the slant of the opinion pages bleeds over to the news pages. For example, after the Obamacare rollout disaster, the Times ran news stories about the large number of people signing up, while the Wall Street Journal's coverage on those same days emphasized continuing problems with signing up and landing physicians. After the Sandy Hook shooting massacre, the Times, which is virulently anti-gun in its opinion pages, ran story after story about kids, felons and mentally disabled people getting guns.