The Omaha Tribune publishes an online news article reporting that Jake assaulted his girlfriend, Brenda, after an argument. The article, which relied on reporting from the Associated Press and Reuters, described a late night altercation between Jake and Brenda before stating that Jake had been arrested on domestic violence charges after striking Brenda. Unbeknownst to the Tribune, Jake had actually been arrested for disorderly conduct and had not struck Brenda. Jake files a defamation suit against the Tribune for their allegedly defamatory article. Assuming the suit is filed in a jurisdiction that recognizes all possible defamation defenses, what is the Tribune's best suit against Jake's suit?

A. The single-publication rule. B. The wire service defense. C. The neutral reportage privilege. D. The reporter's privilege.