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Top Washington Post Columnist Resigns Over Scrapped Piece On Bezos

Longtime columnist Ruth Marcus says the publisher spiked her piece criticizing owner Jeff Bezos' overhauled opinion section.
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Tom Llamas Will Take Over For Lester Holt On 'NBC Nightly News'

Llamas has introduced NBC to a "new generation of viewers," one NBC leader said.
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MSNBC Reportedly Takes A Hatchet To Rachel Maddow’s Staff

The star host recently scolded MSNBC for canceling Joy Reid’s show and accused the network of mistreating staffers facing layoffs.
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Rachel Maddow Savages MSNBC In Fearless Biting Of Hand That Feeds Her

The anchor ripped her own network’s “indefensible” moves.
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Trump Won't Budge On Associated Press Ban: 'That's The Way Life Works'

The White House has been barring AP reporters from events amid a spat over what Trump calls the "Gulf of America."
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Associated Press Reporter, Photographer Barred From Air Force One Over 'Gulf Of Mexico' Dispute

AP reporters and photographers travel with the president virtually everywhere as part of a press “pool” and have for decades.
By David Bauder, AP

There Has Never Been A Deadlier Time To Be A Journalist, Watchdog Report Says

Last year saw the most journalists killed around the world, 70% of which were by Israel, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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The Trump Administration Is Throwing More Pentagon Reporters Out Of Their Workspaces

The decision, which the Pentagon Press Association called “unreasonable,” continues a pattern of hostility toward journalists by the Trump administration.
By David Bauder, AP

News Organizations Debunk Musk's Lies About Their Funding

Politico and The New York Times are among the billionaire's targets.
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