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White House 'Media Offenders' Page Blacklists Apple News, Google and MSN Over an MRC Study. Its Own 620 Figure Is Wrong.
The White House keeps a page on whitehouse.gov that names news organizations as "Media Offenders," and Apple News, Google and MSN are on it. The entry accuses...
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Laura Ingraham and Brit Hume Told Trump to End the Iran War. Congress Already Voted to Make Him.
Fox News primetime is telling President Trump to get out of the Iran war before November 3, and Fox's own polling is the reason. The network's July...
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Almost Every Outlet Called Heidi Beirich the SPLC's Former CFO. The Indictment Says She Ran the Hate Map.
A federal grand jury in Montgomery has charged Heidi Beirich, the woman who ran the Southern Poverty Law Center's hate-group operation for most of two decades, in...
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The Pentagon Fired Stars and Stripes' Editor, Publisher and a Reporter. The Rule Protecting the Paper Came Out of the Federal Code in January.
The Pentagon handed separation notices to three people at Stars and Stripes on Friday, and the stated cause was insubordination. Editor-in-chief Erik Slavin, publisher Max D. Lederer...
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The Washington Post Has to Rehire Karen Attiah. The 39-Page Ruling Is Not the First Amendment Win Her Lawyers Are Calling It.
An independent labor arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to give opinion columnist Karen Attiah her job back with full back pay, nearly a year after the...
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Education Department Finds the ABA Out of Compliance on 26 Counts, Recommends Ending Its 74-Year Law School Monopoly
The Department of Education's staff review of the American Bar Association's law school accrediting arm ends in two words: deny recognition. That recommendation reached the ABA on...
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Trump Threatens the Center for American Progress With $5 Billion Over a Crime Study. Neera Tanden Refused to Retract a Word.
President Trump's lawyers gave the Center for American Progress until 5 p.m. Friday to retract a July report on his National Guard deployments or face a $5...
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Alabama Jury Hands the New York Times Its First US Defamation Loss in 50 Years, $9.25 Million to Kai Spears
An Alabama federal jury ordered The New York Times to pay $9.25 million to a former Alabama walk-on it falsely placed at the scene of a deadly...
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Ossoff's Creepy Jab at Trump Aide Natalie Harp Sends Liberal Media Into a Feeding Frenzy
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff took a swipe at President Trump's work ethic at a campaign rally, and he made sure to work White House aide Natalie Harp's...
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