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California knows the disastrous impacts of climate change. It has the worst air pollution of any state, and several of its counties have recently seen record-setting temperatures. Its climate and topography make it vulnerable to devastating wildfires, such as last year’s Camp Fire, which burned over 150,000 acres of land and claimed 85 lives. So...
Outside of BuzzFeed’s Manhattan offices on Monday, under a gray sky and occasional drops of rain, several dozen staffers of what was once the hottest news outlet on the Internet walked off their jobs. Lined up on the sidewalk along East 18th Street, they cheered and hoisted signs. “RECOGNIZE THE BUZZFEED UNION,” some read. Most,...
On April 5, University of Minnesota senior Aleezeh Hasan sat in on a meeting for residents at the Elliot Twins public housing complex in Minneapolis. The meeting, organized by a local advocacy group, was called to address the city’s plans to transfer 99.99 percent of Elliot Twins’s ownership to a private investor, in a strategy...
One afternoon in June 2018, as Alison Tyler listened to the radio on her drive home from work, she realized a familiar voice had disappeared from Atlanta’s airwaves. Amy Kiley, host of All Things Considered on WABE-FM (90.1), wasn’t in her usual afternoon drive-time slot. Later, Tyler wrote to WABE, wondering what happened to Kiley....
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WaPo adding 10 positions as part of investigative expansion, with reporters added to Sports, Climate and Environment, and Foreign teams https://t.co/1IM21kUTrt
— Michael Calderone (@mlcalderone) June 20, 2019
"It is a remarkable show of solidarity — especially since The Journal's opinion pages are relatively supportive of Trump. And it is part of a broader effort across the news industry to stand up for First Amendment values." https://t.co/3XfubDfq3F
— Society of Professional Journalists (@spj_tweets) June 20, 2019
TV station owners CBS, Cox, Scripps, Fox, and Tegna settle Justice Department antitrust charges that they illegally coordinated on sales of local ad spots (@lilliannnn / Wall Street Journal)https://t.co/l1XNEW1hznhttps://t.co/Fhw21vZS1s
— Mediagazer (@mediagazer) June 18, 2019
Trump will kickoff of his re-election campaign in Orlando tonight.
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) June 18, 2019
The Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board just dropped this: "We're here to announce our endorsement for president in 2020, or, at least, who we're not endorsing: Donald Trump." https://t.co/TQhvlHsCUQ
" In the absence of any independent standards or accountability, public opinion has become an essential part of the process by which their moderation policies evolve." https://t.co/EDDJfHRy0A
— Society of Professional Journalists (@spj_tweets) June 13, 2019