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—œThe headline and force of the opinion overstepped the mark, so we edited the post and noted that it was edited,—£ New York Magazine spokeswoman Lauren Starke said. (AP Photo)
Politics

New York Magazine scrubs article on lack of Clinton press conferences

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News

Watchdog group sues White House for FOIA obstruction

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President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow speaking at United Nations headquarters in September 2015. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
National Security

UN plots health rules in human rights hell

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Turkish President Recep Erdogan was scheduled to deliver an address on free speech Thursday at the Brookings Institution. Before he even spoke a word, however, his security team harassed and physically assaulted several reporters, some of whom they managed to remove forcibly from the scheduled event. (Kayhan Ozer, Presidential Press Service, Pool via AP)
News

Erdogan’s image-boosting tour sours after assaults against the press

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Obama warns Turkish leader about press freedom
Politics

Obama warns Turkish leader about press freedom

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The behavior of Melissa Click and the Mizzou protesters became an embarrassment for the school, which soon after saw the drop in admissions that would lead to the dorm closures and budget shortfall. (AP Photo)
Politics

No jail for Missouri professor who threatened reporter

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Being tightlipped with reporters has not gone over well with newsrooms, but there are other issues that are starting to rub the press the wrong way. (AP)
Washington Secrets

Foreign press slams ‘harsh treatment’ from Clinton, Trump, Obama

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The Democrats' charade of pretending to be populists while supporting corporate welfare has ended. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Washington Secrets

Pew: Online media taking over in D.C, digital news staffs soar 400%

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The two Turkish journalists were charged with revealing state secrets and espionage. (AP Photo)
National Security

U.S. condemns Turkey’s arrest of journalists

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Turkish journalists hold placards with images of Bunyamin Aygun, a photographer working for Istanbul daily Milliyet, who was abducted in Syria during November 2013 by armed Syrian opposition groups, during a protest in Istanbul, Turkey, Sunday, Jan. 5, 2014. Aygun was eventually released. (AP Photo/Emrah Gurel)
Politics

Report: Hundreds of journalists exiled globally since 2010

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