‘We’re Libbing Out’: Silicon Valley’s $4M Substack Plan To Rehabilitate Liberalism
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Former Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler admitted on Tuesday that the paper relies heavily on a liberal readership, warning that owner Jeff Bezos's efforts to shift its editorial stance in a more bipartisan direction could alienate its core audience.
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After Biden administration climate adviser Jake Levine announced his campaign to represent California's 32nd Congressional District, his wife, MSNBC host Jacqueline Alemany, took to X to assure the public that she will uphold journalistic standards.
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CBS News staffers are blasting parent company Paramount over its settlement with President Donald Trump, which could top $30 million, calling the deal a "cowardly capitulation" and a "betrayal" of the network.
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The Washington Post is offering buyouts to veteran newsroom staffers and entire teams in its opinion and video departments, as the beleaguered newspaper grapples with an exodus of top talent and growing financial troubles.
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Bloomberg journalist Jason Kao was among those arrested at Columbia University during a violent takeover of the school's Butler Library earlier this month, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.
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The Columbia Daily Spectator on Tuesday condemned Columbia University's lack of transparency after administrators denied the student newspaper's request for an interview with acting university president Claire Shipman.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Tuesday audited an upscale Washington, D.C., restaurant owned by the husband of CBS News journalist Norah O’Donnell, as the Trump administration works to remove illegal immigrants from the food industry.
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