Undestranding newspaper language Hello! These days I'm working on a project (for my English exam) which includes the grammatical analysis of some texts taken from newspapers (I've chosen The Guardian). The idea is to show the particularity of their language and to underline the most chatacteristic detailes of their style. I'd like to know how would you explain the use of the infinitive construction "Trump to ignore" in this headline: 'He'll tweet whatever he wants': Trump to ignore China's strict censorship Is it a kind of "Trump is thought to ignore/is said to ignore" , hence, a kind of hedging/distancing which is typical for the newspaper language? Thank you in advance!