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The New York Times launches its first two-player word game, Crossplay, as a standalone app

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Mediaite starts a newsletter to summarize media newsletters

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The NPR and Colorado stations that took Trump to court

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Mediaite starts a newsletter to summarize media newsletters

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The A.V. Club launches subscriptions

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Am I too stupid to vibe code?

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Beehiiv says roughly 1 in 7 of its new writers is coming from Substack

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A newsroom in exile imagines a free Kurdish press

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60 Minutes buries El Salvador prison story against NFL playoffs

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Comparing the old and new versions of the 60 Minutes CECOT story

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“I am disappointed that Congress is proposing half a billion dollars more in funding than we requested.”

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Unaffiliated

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“I often get asked, ‘Well, what about our jobs and what about staying employed?’ My answer has always been: We are not in the business of keeping journalists employed.”

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How the MAGA plan to control TV triggered a free-speech fight

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Iran’s internet shutdown is chillingly precise and may last some time

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“They are hunting journalists”: Nicaragua’s covert repression tactics strike fear beyond borders

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Turning Point USA’s Savanah Hernandez on her journalistic position

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Youth media and the future of news

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Who’s who at X, the deepfake porn site formerly known as Twitter

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The Comcast spinoff Versant saw its shares tumble on first trading day

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