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Associated Press says it will continue to refer to Great Lake as 'Lake Ontario' despite Trump order
The AP highlighted its global audience and stated that changing the name of the lake would confuse readers who are unfamiliar with Trump's new order.
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Just the News parent publishing its first book: a tribute to Charlie Kirk’s intellect
“The Intellect of Charlie Kirk” is written by Kirk’s long-time collaborator Brent Hamachek and chronicles the relationship between the two co-writers.
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Fox News parts way with longtime anchor Maria Bartiromo
Bartiromo has been Fox Business Network’s global markets editor since 2014, after leaving CNBC. She hosted “Mornings with Maria” and “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street” on Fox Business.
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Minnesota GOP state representative reveals loophole in Minnesota vouching law
Engen blasted Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon for supporting efforts to prosecute and jail James O'Keefe, Cam Higby and Anthony Rubin.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation tells staff not to refer to 9/11 as terror attacks in coverage
Journalists with the Canadian network can still describe the event as an "attack," but warned against using words like "terror" or "terrorists."
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WNBA breaking viewership records, with and without high-profile controversies, beefs
The WNBA game Sunday between the Indian Fever and Chicago Sky averaged 3.31 million viewers and peaked at 3.82 million viewers.
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Paramount blasts Mark Ruffalo's comment associating merger with 'genocide' against Palestinians
A Paramount spokesperson called Ruffalo's remarks "antisemitic" and said that "words like ‘genocide’ and ‘apartheid,’ applied to a corporate transaction, aren’t just wrong — they’re a bridge too far."
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WaPo ordered to rehire columnist who described Kirk as 'white man who espoused violence'
In its termination letter, the Post said that Attiah had harmed "the integrity" of the newspaper and violated company policies requiring employees to use social media with civility.
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New York Times ordered to pay $9.25 million in defamation suit from former Alabama basketball player
Kai Spears was an 18-year-old freshman walk-on basketball player for the University of Alabama's Crimson Tide when New York Times sports writer Billy Witz falsely identified Spears as being a passenger in the car at the site of a January 2023 fatal shooting of 23-year-old Jamea Harris.
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Seattle Times columnist quits after paper spikes column arguing Cunningham's stance not transphobic
His column argued that the position supporting the separation of biological females and males in sports doesn't automatically make one transphobic, and he urged people to stop throwing that label around. According to Calkins, his column was passed through a series of editors who informed him they weren't going to run it.
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Publisher suspends sales of reporter's book after allegations of extensive plagiarism
Ross Barkan's book "The Revolutionary: Zohran Mamdani and the Remaking of American Politics," which was scheduled for publication in October, has been scrubbed from major bookselling sites.
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Disney and ABC sue FCC over early license renewal process, claim retaliation from Trump
In April, the FCC ordered the eight television stations that Disney owns and operates to file their broadcast license renewals ahead of schedule.
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Forbes fires top editor after discovering he received $6 million payment: report
It isn't clear why Shook paid Lane, but one source said the payment was likely a gift in recognition of the advice he provided Shook over the years.