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80 Days That Changed America

The Nation ›› Joan Walsh

Fifty years later, Bobby Kennedy’s passionate, inspiring, and tragic presidential campaign still fascinates. Two new projects explain why.
CNN, news orgs ask court to unseal Manafort court documents

CNN ›› Katelyn Polantz

Together, the effort by the Associated Press, Politico, The New York Times, The Washington Post and CNN marks the first time anyone outside of the government and defendants requested a judge unseal records related to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. The case could become an early test of the court's limits on keeping filings sealed as Mueller's work progresses.
‘You never see that point of view in mainstream press.’

New York Times ›› David Leonhardt

We asked readers to tell us which perspectives are underrepresented in the national media — and which should remain that way.
Do people really want to watch a Netflix show about BuzzFeed journalism?

Columbia Journalism Review ›› Mathew Ingram

The clip does its best to make the process of reporting such a story interesting to non-journalists, with short cut scenes of people typing on their laptops, or scrolling quickly through websites on their large monitors.
Company That Created ‘Drew Cloud,’ the Phony Student-Loan Expert, Says It’s ‘Deeply Sorry’

Chronicle of Higher Education ›› Chris Quintana

LendEDU, the student-loan refinancing company that created a fictional expert who was widely quoted by media outlets, has apologized for hiding the fact that it created “Drew Cloud.”
Inside the Confidential N.F.L. Meeting to Discuss National Anthem Protests

New York Times ›› KEN BELSON and MARK LEIBOVICH

It was an extraordinary summit; rarely do owners and players meet in this manner. But the president’s remarks about players who were kneeling during the anthem had catalyzed a level of public hostility that the N.F.L. had never experienced.

In Sarasota, a pro-gun columnist is also a top editor at the paper

FakEU roundup: Syria gas attack, UK poisoning prompt accusations of misinformation

Morning MediaWire: Awards that matter; U.S. ranking drops in press freedom index

3 questions to ask before starting that membership program

As Facebook reports quarterly earnings, the huzzahs have stopped

80 Days That Changed America

CNN, news orgs ask court to unseal Manafort court documents

‘You never see that point of view in mainstream press.’

Do people really want to watch a Netflix show about BuzzFeed journalism?

Company That Created ‘Drew Cloud,’ the Phony Student-Loan Expert, Says It’s ‘Deeply Sorry’

Inside the Confidential N.F.L. Meeting to Discuss National Anthem Protests

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