Articles for : journalism
United States
SOCIETY
The Independent: Fighting for Facts in Developing Stories
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The Independent provides essential reporting on critical issues like reproductive rights and climate change, funded by donations to ensure accessibility.
Russia
SOCIETY
La Russie resserre son emprise : perquisition chez un éditeur, journalistes ciblés, renaissance de la répression de l'ère soviétique
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La Russie intensifie sa répression de la dissidence, ciblant les éditeurs et les journalistes, faisant revivre la répression de l'ère soviétique et suscitant le mécontentement du public sur des questions telles que les coupures numériques.
United States
SOCIETY
The Independent: Why Trusted Journalism Matters in Today's US
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The Independent highlights its commitment to factual reporting on key issues like reproductive rights and climate change, relying on donations to maintain accessibility.
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United States
JUSTICE
Judge Rules Pentagon Violated Order on NYT Press Access, Criticizes Trump Administration
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A judge ruled the Pentagon defied his order restoring press access for the New York Times, criticizing the Trump administration's actions as unconstitutional and dictatorial.
Iraq
CONFLICTS & WAR
Journaliste américaine enlevée à Bagdad malgré les menaces des milices
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La pigiste Shelly Kittleson a été enlevée à Bagdad malgré les avertissements, poursuivant ses missions risquées dans une région instable.
US
JUSTICE
Colombian Journalist Arrested in Tennessee Sparks Due Process and Free Speech Concerns
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A Colombian journalist's arrest by ICE for alleged visa violations raises concerns over due process and free speech, especially given her critical reporting.
CULTURE
WPRI 12 Talent Among 2026 Rhode Island Radio & TV Hall of Fame Inductees
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WPRI 12's Will Gilbert and Les Breault are among the seven inductees into the Rhode Island Radio & TV Hall of Fame's 2026 class.
JUSTICE
Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charges Over Protest Coverage
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Journalist Don Lemon pleads not guilty to federal charges stemming from his protest coverage, asserting First Amendment rights.