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washingtonpost.compolitics10 days ago
Utah Court Allows Cameras in Tyler Robinson Murder Hearing as He Appeals Ruling
Tyler Robinson, 23, wants to delay proceedings as he challenges a judge's decision allowing cameras in court. He faces charges in the Sept. 10 shooting death of Charlie Kirk.
Usa Todaysports18 days ago
Indiana Fever Revokes Credential of Scott Agness After His False Report on Caitlin Clark's Absence
The Indiana Fever revoked independent journalist Scott Agness's credential on May 21 after he posted that Caitlin Clark would miss a game as part of a season-long management plan. The team called the post inaccurate; the WNBA issued the Fever a warning for its own reporting lapse…
The Hillpolitics34 days ago
New York Times Sues Pentagon Over Escort Requirement for Reporters
The New York Times filed a lawsuit on Monday seeking to block a Pentagon rule requiring escorts for reporters on its grounds. The suit follows an earlier court order that blocked stricter credentialing limits on defense reporters.
upi.comworld54 days agoUpdated
Appeals Court Allows Pentagon Escort Requirement for Reporters During Appeal
A U.S. appeals court ruled that the Defense Department can require journalists to be escorted on Pentagon grounds while appealing a lower court decision. The ruling suspends a district judge's order blocking the policy. Media organizations, including The New York Times, had chall…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld66 days ago
Petitioners Request Earlier State Response in Gaza Journalists Access Case
Petitioners in a High Court case concerning foreign journalists' access to Gaza have requested the court to advance the deadline for the state's next response. They cited repeated delays over several months as the reason for seeking an expedited timeline.
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