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3. Freedom's Man in Hong Kong.

Author

McGurn, William

Subjects
*CONSPIRACY, *LIBERTY, *SHOW trials, *PUBLIC demonstrations, *UNEMPLOYMENT
Published
2024

4. Putin Labels Me a 'Terrorist'.

Author

Rogan, Tom

Abstract

This article discusses the author's experience of being labeled a "terrorist" by the Russian government due to an article he wrote advocating for Ukraine to blow up Russia's Kerch bridge. The author, who is based in Washington and has U.S. citizenship, received a criminal investigation and an arrest warrant from Russia. The author criticizes the labeling as absurd, given that Russian propagandists regularly call for nuclear strikes against American and European cities. The author suggests that the arrest warrant is an attempt by the Kremlin to intimidate American journalists and discourage coverage that it dislikes. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

5. Gerald Levin Championed Old-School Journalistic Independence.

Author

Pearlstine, Norman

Subjects
*FREEDOM of the press, *HIGH school teachers
Abstract

The article discusses the legacy of Gerald Levin, former CEO of Time Warner, who recently passed away. While many obituaries focused on his role in the disastrous merger with AOL in 2000, the author highlights Levin's commitment to free speech and editorial independence. Despite criticism, Levin never interfered with aggressive coverage of himself or the company. The article also mentions instances where other executives did not share his restraint, such as complaints about negative coverage and controversial rap lyrics. Overall, Levin was seen as a pragmatic leader who sometimes struggled to balance his idealism with corporate needs. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

6. Tuesday's Primary Winners Aren't So Super.

Author

Rove, Karl

Subjects
*POLITICAL campaigns, *PRESIDENTIAL elections, *RAILROAD safety measures, *PRIMARIES, *VOTING
Abstract

Super Tuesday results showed that Donald Trump is likely to be the Republican presidential nominee, winning 14 out of 15 contests and securing a majority of GOP delegates. However, his victory speech did little to unite the party, and a quarter to a third of Republicans remain wary of him. On the Democratic side, President Biden swept every contest except for the American Samoa caucus, but polls indicate that he is in a weak position, trailing Trump in head-to-head match-ups and receiving low approval ratings. Both Trump and Biden are seen as flawed and unpopular candidates. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

9. AI and Journalism Need Each Other.

Author

Marconi, Francesco

Subjects
*ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *JOURNALISM, *FREEDOM of the press, *INTEGRITY, *TRUST, *BIG data
Published
2023

16. Blinken Pledges More Than $1 Billion in Aid on Trip to Ukraine.

Author

Mauldin, William and Marson, James

Subjects
*RUSSIAN invasion of Ukraine, 2022-, *AERIAL bombing, *PRIMARIES, *CABINET officers, *ANTITANK missiles, *FREEDOM of the press, UNITED States presidential elections
Abstract

Long-term support from the U.S. for Ukraine is critical given that Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated he is ready to continue fighting for years - possibly calculating that Western support for Ukraine will fall away. Keywords: wsjworld; ukraine; Developing Economies; Central/Eastern Europe; Europe; North America; United States; Political/General News; National/Public Security; International Relations EN wsjworld ukraine Developing Economies Central/Eastern Europe Europe North America United States Political/General News National/Public Security International Relations N.PAG N.PAG 1 09/08/23 20230907 NES 230907 U.S. secretary of state's surprise visit aims to reassure Kyiv and Western allies of Washington's long-term support Secretary of State Antony Blinken traveled to Kyiv and met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

18. A Notre Dame Professor Sues the Student Paper.

Author

Trueman, Carl R.

Subjects
*COLLEGE teachers, *STUDENTS, *LIBEL & slander lawsuits, *ACADEMIC freedom, *GOVERNMENT policy, *FREEDOM of the press, *FREEDOM of religion
Published
2023

19. Hong Kong Steals the Headlines.

Author

McGurn, William

Subjects
*HEADLINES, *THEFT, *PROPERTY rights, *GOVERNMENT policy, *COURT orders, *FREEDOM of the press
Published
2023

42. House Approves Bill to Boost Military Spending.

Author

Ferek, Katy Stech

Subjects
*MILITARY spending, *FREEDOM of the press, *LEGISLATIVE bills, *STATE power, *LITTORAL combat ships, VOTING Rights Act of 1965 (U.S.)
Published
2022

43. Twitter and Disinformation Wars.

Author

Jenkins Jr., Holman W.

Subjects
*DISINFORMATION, *GOVERNMENT policy, *FREEDOM of speech, *FREEDOM of the press, *ELECTORAL college, *INTELLIGENCE service
Published
2022

44. Twitter's Duty to Protect Free Speech.

Author

Khanna, Ro

Subjects
*FREEDOM of speech, *MICROBLOGS, *PLAZAS, *POLITICAL debates, *BUSINESS enterprises, *FREEDOM of the press, *RECONCILIATION, *LIBEL & slander
Published
2022

48. Nobel Prize Winner Maria Ressa Is Fighting for Press Freedom.

Author

Bobrow, Emily

Subjects
*NOBEL Prize winners, *AUTHORITARIANISM, *FREEDOM of the press
Abstract

The Philippine journalist sees authoritarian governments and weaponized social media as dual threats to democracy. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

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