A Japanese American newspaper chronicles the ‘searing’ history of immigrant incarceration
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Environmental reporting can help protect citizens in emerging democracies
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The retirement gamble
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To fight anti-semitism, German tabloid prints cutout Kippah
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Longmont library district proposal won’t be on November’s ballot
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‘Orphan counties,’ and a battle over what local news really means
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When a fatal grizzly mauling goes viral - How much does the world need to know about a deadly bear attack?
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It's time to change the way the media covers crime
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Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road", the media echo chamber, and Shane Morris’s vile past
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Everyone is framing 5G as a "race", but nobody seems to be able to explain why it matters who wins
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Why we're pressing pause on political polling at the Herald and the Age
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Finland is winning the war on fake news. What it’s learned may be crucial to Western democracy
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Under fire, SF cops announce criminal investigation of reporter
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‘Women have only one way to survive--learning to fight’: Boxing in the DRC
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Should a Colorado library publish local news?
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Audit suggests Google favors a small number of major outlets
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Should the media quit Facebook?
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Fake news is getting a big boost from real companies
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Social media posts keep repeating Trump's lies — and the way they do it is a problem
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Myanmar releases Pulitzer Prize-winning Reuters journalists
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I'm the only Australian living in North Korea. Let me tell you about it
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“We’re drinking now”: The oldest newspaper in New Orleans just fired its entire staff
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Does the media need to report on extremist manifestos?
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How the news took over reality: Is engagement with current affairs key to being a good citizen? Or could an endless torrent of notifications be harming democracy as well as our wellbeing?
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A damaging hockey fight shows why insider journalists need an outsider’s perspective
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'Visual chaos': A photographer's view of Cyclone Kenneth
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When Gabriel García Márquez wanted to be a foreign correspondent in Madrid
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“I felt like it was a betrayal, and we had raised funds on a false pretense”: The Correspondent’s first US employee speaks out
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How the media launders fossil fuel propaganda through branded content
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Reuters journalists jailed in Myanmar lose appeal, will stay in prison
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Julian Assange's prosecution is about much more than attempting to hack a password
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South African lawyer is first albino model on Vogue cover: ‘The way I look is enough’
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Why disabled journalists should report on disability
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Journalist Lyra McKee shot dead in Northern Ireland rioting
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Announcement of the 2019 Pulitzer Prize winners
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Top 25 movies about journalism
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The urgent quest for slower, better news
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'I hate what they’ve done to almost everyone in my family' (An article about Fox News poisoning.)
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FTC hits "predatory" scientific publisher with a $50 million fine
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How Rupert Murdoch's empire of influence remade the world - a three part report covering the UK, Australia and the USA
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How Lachlan Murdoch went from studying philosophy at Princeton to exploiting white nationalism at Fox News
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Jeff Bezos investigation finds the Saudis obtained his private data
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How do you read NY Times? Subscription? Other?
I see a lot of posts referencing NY Times articles. NY Times is behind a paywall. Are there a large number of folks paying to subscribe to NY Times? Are there other more nefarious methods for...
I see a lot of posts referencing NY Times articles.
NY Times is behind a paywall.
Are there a large number of folks paying to subscribe to NY Times? Are there other more nefarious methods for reading the occasional article?
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Only black reporters allowed in Georgia mayoral race event
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Local news is dying, but the large majority of Americans think it's doing well
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In Brazil 30 million people live in a 'quasi desert' of news
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The fall and rise of partisan journalism
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Infertile crescent: A photographer's journey on Jordan's borders
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In 2003, Mark Gardiner wrote a once-in-a-lifetime story about a heroic motorcyclist at the Mont Blanc Tunnel fire. Revisiting the event on its 20th anniversary, he discovers the story was false
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Why your newsfeed sucks
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