"The X-Files" was an unexpected smash hit series, making household names out of David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, and it was no surprise when it was adapted into two successful movies. In the first of them, as usual we can find Mulder and Scully investigated tales of the unusual and unexpected. They should have started at the offices of whoever made this newspaper.
In one scene, Mulder can be seen taking in today's news. He'd have had a hard time finding anything out from it, because the pages are completely blank. This isn't as uncommon as you'd think in movie-making - they avoid using real newspapers because it dates the film - and often the actor's lines or stage directions will be printed inside the paper to help them out. It should never be seen on screen, because the director should always shoot around it. So, who made a mess out of this one? The truth is out there...