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Protesters confront media at White House dinner

Guests attending the annual White House Correspondents dinner were greeted with chants of 'shame on you', by protesters opposed to President Biden's handling of the war.

Al Jazeera

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Russia, U.S. discussing Evan Gershkovich exchange deal

The U.S. and Russia are said to be involved in talks to reach a prisoner exchange which could include detained journalist Evan Gershkovich. The Wall Street journalist has been in a Russian jail since his arrest in March last year.

Al Jazeera

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Investigation links Russian intelligence to ‘Havana Syndrome’

A joint investigation by CBS’s 60 Minutes, German news site Der Spiegel and independent magazine The Insider has found links between a shadowy Russian intelligence unit and cases of so-called Havana Syndrome targeting U.S. and Canadian d...

CBC News

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Israel's parliament passes law which could ban foreign news

Israel's parliament has passed a law which could allow a potential shutdown of foreign broadcasters in the country - including Al Jazeera. The Knesset voted overwhelmingly in favor of the law, which Israel has been pushing since the begi...

Al Jazeera

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U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich marks one year in Russian prison

It's been one year since American journalist Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia, accused of being a spy. His case also draws attention to another American journalist being held in Russia, Alsu Kurmasheva.

CBC News

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American reporter marks one year in Russian jail

In the Washington, D.C. bureau of the Wall Street Journal, the face and name of their reporter imprisoned nearly 5,000 miles away is everywhere. Paul Beckett is the Wall Street Journal's assistant editor but his real job, since the day t...

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U.K. court opens way for Assange to appeal extradition

The High Court in London ruled that the WikiLeaks founder must have the right to challenge the British government’s June 2022 extradition order, unless the United States provides within three weeks assurances that he would receive a fair...

Al Jazeera

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Julian Assange may still face U.S. extradition, U.K. court says

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces a weeks-long wait to learn if he can make a last-ditch appeal against extradition to the U.S., after a U.K. court delayed a decision. The High Court in London gave the U.S. government three weeks to...

France 24

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U.K. court set to deliver ruling on Julian Assange extradition case

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is set to learn if he can mount a likely final UK challenge against extradition to the United States to stand trial for publishing secret military and diplomatic files.

France 24

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Paul Whelan speaks out from Russian penal colony

Paul Whelan is more worried about his safety after the prison death of Alexei Navalny, in an unexpected phone call to reporters from his Russian penal colony. The Canadian-born former U.S. marine is serving a 16-year sentence for espionage.

CBC News

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Don Lemon claims Elon Musk canceled X deal after interview

Don Lemon claims Elon Musk canceled his deal on X hours after Lemon interviewed Musk for the premiere episode of his show. According to Lemon, there were no conditions placed on the interview but quote, "Apparently free speech absolutism...

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YouTube blocks video in India on Canadian Sikh's murder

The Indian government demanded YouTube censor CBC's The Fifth Estate documentary on the alleged contract killing of B.C. pro-Khalistan Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. CBC/Radio-Canada received notice that content has been blocked in ...

CBC News

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Sudan's Army claims control of state T.V. building

Sudan's army said that it claimed its most significant advance of the country's nearly 11-month old conflict against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. A video posted by the army showed some of its troops near the radio and TV building.

Reuters

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Edited photo of Princess Kate fuels rumors and conspiracies

Catherine, Princess of Wales apologised and admitted to editing an official portrait of her released by the palace, after several major news agencies withdrew the image. The photo, intended to quell rumors of the Princess, who has been m...

France 24

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Princess of Wales apologizes for edited photo

Kate, Britain's Princess of Wales, has issued an apology on social media for "any confusion" caused by an edited photograph which was issued by her office at Kensington Palace. Her absence after undergoing abdominal surgery has led to in...

Reuters

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Florida passes bill to curb A.I. use in political ads

Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of politics, so Florida lawmakers passed a bill Friday to ensure voters know when it’s been used in a political advertisement.

Fox News

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Meta to stop paying for news content in Australia

Meta Platforms says it will stop paying Australian news publishers for content that appears on Facebook, setting up a fresh battle with Canberra which had led the world with a law that forces internet giants to strike licensing deals.

Reuters

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Russian editor risks life to put Navalny on cover

The editor of a Moscow weekly said he stands by the decision to devote its front page last week to the death of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, even though most of the print run was confiscated.

Reuters

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Gov. Gavin Newsom launches national abortion ad

A week away from Super Tuesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom is airing abortion ads in some red states. One ad launched Sunday on "Meet the Press." In it, Newsom accuses conservative leaders of holding women hostage by imposing travel bans and prev...

Fox News

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Controversy after Mexico's President releases journalist's details

The President of Mexico has revealed the phone number of a New York Times journalist after objecting to the questions she asked. Fellow reporters are condemning what they say is a presidential attack on their profession. Mexico is one of...

Al Jazeera

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Assange extradition case puts 'journalism on trial'

The Julian Assange extradition case has put relations between Australia, the UK, and the United States, under a huge amount of strain. Amnesty International and Assange's family believe that it's not just Assange on trial, but journalism...

Al Jazeera

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Julian Assange's wife speaks out amid London trial

Julian Assange's lawyers began their final UK legal challenge Tuesday to stop the WikiLeaks founder from being sent to the United States to face spying charges, arguing that his actions had exposed serious criminal actions by U.S. author...

France 24

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U.K. court to hear Julian Assange's final appeal

The High Court in London will begin hearing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's final U.K. appeal against extradition to the United States to face trial over publishing secret military and diplomatic files.

France 24

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Al Jazeera condemns Israeli 'targeting' after journalists wounded

Qatar-based broadcaster Al Jazeera has condemned Israel for "targeting" and severely wounding two of its Gaza journalists in a strike. Reporter Ismail Abu Omar's life is at risk and cameraman Ahmad Matar was severely wounded when the pai...

France 24

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Behind the business of Super Bowl LVIII ads

Kevin Krim, CEO of EDO, which measures the immediate impact of TV advertising across linear and streaming, gives a detailed read through of the Super Bowl's advertisements and which companies came out ahead this year.

Bloomberg

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TikTok's impact on Indonesia's upcoming election

Candidates in Indonesia's presidential election have gravitated towards TikTok as they try to reach the country's young voters. It's a platform that's become the country's second-most used source of information on politics after televisi...

Reuters

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Putin grants interview to U.S. host Tucker Carlson

Russian President Vladimir Putin has granted an interview to U.S. television host Tucker Carlson, the Kremlin said. It is his first to an American journalist since before Russia's invasion of Ukraine nearly two years ago.

Reuters

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Ads promise discount weight loss drugs: Here's what you'll really get

So many people these days are interested in drugs like Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro, hoping to lose weight. But they are expensive and can be hard to come by, which is now leading to a surge in knockoff products.

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Baltimore Sun's new owner sparks editorial concerns

The largest and most-awarded newspaper in Maryland is now in the hands of a new owner: David Smith, the chairman of Sinclair Broadcasting. Smith's surprise purchase returns The Baltimore Sun to local ownership, but it is also raising ala...

Scripps News

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AI introduces new ethical issues to newsgathering

Mechanics are the past, digital is the present, and artificial intelligence appears to be the future for reporting the news. But the advent of AI raises the question: At what point will the devices be able to do it all themselves?

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