Despite the writers’ omitting punctuation and messing up a verb, people still read the Yahoo! front page.
The missing punctuation is a common mistake, and not one I discuss, mostly because I’d have to get all grammarly to explain why candidates requires an apostrophe. The words interrupting and talking are gerunds — verbs ending in -ING that function as nouns. Because a gerund acts as a noun, a noun or pronoun preceding it must be in the case that allows it to modify a noun — that’s the possessive case. You can now forget I told you that. (The other error is the obvious mismatched subject and verb. But you knew that.)