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Howard Kurtz‘s sources describe Lara Logan as being in remarkably good spirits despite her ordeal in Cairo. “There are obviously unanswered questions about what happened,” writes Kurtz. “Was anyone arrested? How was she saved? How bad were her injuries? But CBS isn’t providing further details out of respect for Logan’s privacy.” || New York Post: CBS sources say Logan’s attackers chanted, “Jew! Jew!” || Hollywood Reporter: Anderson Cooper and others tweet their well wishes to Logan. || NPR.org: NPR removes many website comments about the attack.
> Ex-CNN journalist Arena on US media’s coverage of Egypt
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Logan expected to be released from the hospital today
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