He said that Fox's news coverage is "fair, balanced, and unafraid" and distinguished between its news coverage and opinion coverage.
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If something goes viral on Facebook, it might warrant news coverage, and the mere fact of news coverage validates further stories.
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One study of news coverage from 20123 to 2007 found that missing African-American children and girls were significantly underrepresented in television news coverage.
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Question 9: How closely did you follow the news coverage, and was Jayme aware of the news coverage and the extent to which people were searching for her?
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" Studies have shown that, when it comes to TV news coverage, "African Americans and Hispanics are overrepresented as criminals, whereas White individuals are overrepresented as victims in television news coverage.
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Our daily news coverage picks up back up again tomorrow.
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We're sharing CBS News' coverage here, beginning at 10 a.m.
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Live television news coverage changed 22 years ago this week.
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Consider one of Mr. Trump's preferred yardsticks: cable news coverage.
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News coverage shows billows of smoke coming from the base.
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We are also interested in science explainers and news coverage.
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Yet it's now the constant focus of mainstream news coverage.
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News coverage of said incidents often feels inescapable and inauthentic.
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The programming was made to look like independent news coverage.
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Recently, the paper bought drones to use for news coverage.
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Mr. Ailes never ceded any biases in the news coverage.
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Most bomb threats don't get much if any news coverage.
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We got a lot of news coverage for both events.
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Such an approach to news coverage creates a media chaos.
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Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election
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The problem isn't the news coverage these stories are getting.
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News coverage, analysis, public discussion and debate are all worthy.
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The attack instantly transformed news coverage of the Trump administration.
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Harry has lashed out at British celebrity news coverage before.
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I think it is partly the nature of news coverage.
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We were interested in places that got scant news coverage.
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Despite the bad news coverage, NSO's value continued to skyrocket.
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Profit was boosted by the World Series and election news coverage.
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There are links to more BuzzFeed News coverage at the end.
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Follow the news coverage of the events and evaluate your predictions.
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The news coverage needs to be better about reporting studies' limitations.
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Turning to the news coverage: the Telegraph story is predictably awful.
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Second, Trump dominated news coverage all day leading to the debate.
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This troubling trend is especially apparent in news coverage around cancer.
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The investment also provides a foray into more local news coverage.
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Rede Globo provided friendly news coverage and shunned pro-democracy movements.
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They question polls and vent about news coverage of his campaign.
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News coverage of these efforts does not get a significant readership.
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" Trump often derides news coverage that he dislikes as "fake news.
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Our discovery received ecstatic and gratifying news coverage around the world.
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Of course, not all of the news coverage has been complimentary.
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It is highly relevant for momentum: Victories bestow positive news coverage.
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Demand political news coverage that doesn't slide into social class stereotypes.
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He is accused of trading regulatory favors for fawning news coverage.
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The ads often appear alongside news coverage of the novel coronavirus.
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The Post's failure to prioritize local news coverage worsened the problem.
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That's exactly how some commentary and news coverage treated Mrs. Clinton.
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Democrats accused Sinclair of slanting news coverage in favor of Republicans.
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And Anderson sought to differentiate between advocacy efforts and energetic news coverage.
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It also pushes the bounds of what is considered appropriate news coverage.
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They generate sustained positive news coverage for the party and its nominee.
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It is all nothing less than unfair news coverage and Dem commercials.
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And on Facebook, it can get more traction than traditional news coverage.
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Securing coverage: The goal of your announcement is to generate news coverage.
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They may also not be as sophisticated at sorting through news coverage.
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Many people are inspired by news coverage to make an an impact.
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Denno's friend Rami Morad, a Damascus native, will lead Eedbeed's news coverage.
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Journalism advocates say it could have a chilling effect on news coverage.
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It dominates cable news coverage, suffocating presidential campaigns struggling to get attention.
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Today, we have a more accelerated news coverage and politicized comedy scene.
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She is responsible for managing the website and overseeing breaking news coverage.
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In terms of news coverage, the week has had ups and downs.
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"Thanks to you, our breaking news coverage dominated the competition," it continues.
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ET... "Power shift" Thursday's news coverage captured the importance of the change.
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The news coverage is not fine and has added to the confusion.
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We ended up going on strike 13 times, with national news coverage.
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Reading news coverage of the hearing, she said, would be one thing.
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Even with growing access to news coverage, we remain in the dark.
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These stereotypes about South Asians stem from news coverage and entertainment depictions.
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The petition got 140,000 signatures, and got a lot of news coverage.
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His decision prompted a flood of news coverage, and supporters of Mrs.
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It means not making excuses for news coverage that empowered that subversion.
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"I saw the breaking news coverage of the plane crash," she said.
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News coverage of the changes buoyed their effectiveness, Goldman and Palmer wrote.
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Mr. Benderoth had previously drawn news coverage for his weight-lifting prowess.
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Jenkins' reports continued during the hours Fox identifies as hard news coverage.
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As Trump's popularity grew, Fox News coverage warmed up to the president-elect.
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Reports of illnesses at Punta Cana have spiked since the recent news coverage.
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It takes big resources to play in the world of contemporary news coverage.
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Ocasio-Cortez got significantly more Fox News coverage than fellow democratic socialist Sen.
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In addition, she wonders if Great Big Story's news coverage may hurt it.
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And here's some of the original news coverage of the Golden State Killer.
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Trump's approach to women's issues is likely to continue to generate news coverage.
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There&aposs almost 22018% of the news coverage against this president is negative.
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The news coverage shows the school with helicopters and the death toll rising.
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" The script mimics Trump's common complaints of unflattering news coverage as "fake news.
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Black Friday tends to be a great time for some local news coverage.
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We focus on constructive, solutions-based stories and provide more diverse news coverage.
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News coverage followed, from national TV broadcasts and local newspapers throughout the Southwest.
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And it was focused on CNN's alleged "fake news" coverage of the president.
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Gourley gave me the example of news coverage to make a similar point.
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They had national news coverage and had a salary well over six figures.
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The editorial page is conservative, I said, but the news coverage is straight.
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Our daily, down-the-middle news coverage will resume on August 103, 210.
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Red Stripe gave them the funds to carry on, earning global news coverage.
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It's unclear what in the news coverage Trump is taking issue with exactly.
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Clinton — to supplant the steady stream of news coverage about Mr. Trump's remarks.
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Passengers learned about the test results from watching news coverage of Pence's briefing.
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The death of the young man, Matheus Melo, 23, received modest news coverage.
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Unlike nowadays, there was little news coverage in France of the 1971 tournament.
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But I find it much less useful in Northern California for news coverage.
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A march on Washington by doctors may attract news coverage for a day.
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That sensibility, and a disdain for most journalists, infused his network's news coverage.
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Our daily, down-the-middle news coverage will resume on August 13, 103.
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The tweets certainly drove additional news coverage, causing heightened awareness of the book.
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Many friends criticized what they called the "salacious" news coverage of the case.
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There was no one there to greet them, and not much news coverage.
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News coverage of the children's ordeal shocked the world and shamed the city.
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News coverage and social media outrage will morph into a positive feedback loop.
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Trump has watched the hearings intermittently and consumed hours of news coverage afterward.
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What's more, this is a story that is getting only moderate news coverage.
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But the news coverage that helped Trump the most wasn't about the campaign.
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" Schiff memo: "In its Court filings, DOJ made proper use of news coverage.
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" He later knocked some of the news coverage of his trip as "fake.
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A suburban wife goes missing, prompting a flurry of 24-hour cable news coverage.
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Sales soar, fueled by social media traffic, attention from MR. MIRANDA and news coverage.
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That's guaranteed local news coverage, which can go a lot farther in swing states.
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He said he wasn&apost upset by news coverage of his May 21 video.
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Their daughters' deaths don't elicit the marches or news coverage that could catalyze accountability.
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That positive news coverage didn't mean the French wanted her to get a salary.
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More importantly, all the news coverage in the hub isn't being driven by algorithms.
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For the past two years, Mueller has been nearly omnipresent in cable news coverage.
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It's a tale that reflects how we as a society deal with news coverage.
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In the past, Election Day news coverage has been relatively data-free and anecdotal.
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Normally, a president's past affair with an adult film star would dominate news coverage.
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The past month has shown a tremendous shift in news coverage about North Korea.
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This is the best social channel to get our news coverage in real-time.
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NBC News Now will also power the breaking news coverage for Quibi, says NBC.
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So why, they ask, aren't these facts persistently dominating news coverage of this election?
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More important, early endorsements tend to yield cash, news coverage and popularity later on.
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Anything he does will get news coverage, and it goes wild, and it's free.
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Yates's testimony was a huge media event, commanding hours of live cable news coverage.
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The Free Press helped fill a gap in local news coverage about the strike.
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Blumenthal also pushed the executives to pledge that CNN's news coverage would remain independent.
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While some of the news coverage is Fake, most showed great warmth and friendship.
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In the Midwest, much of the local news coverage has focused on soybean farmers.
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And the way he interacts with his intel officials deserves news coverage and scrutiny.
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Which of these statements is FALSE, according to a flurry of recent news coverage?
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It's pretty inarguable: Snapchat's got some of the best news coverage on social media.
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In our breathless, sensationalized news coverage, we lose a sense of perspective and proportion.
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January 28, 2019 Welcome to a new week of news coverage on CNN 10.
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In 2006, two-thirds of news coverage of immigrants focused on crime and terrorism.
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Google Search is getting an upgrade with better news coverage and now, podcast indexing.
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I was depressed, too, by the news coverage in the United States, especially postelection.
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After 15 years since joining the network, he's now leading the station's news coverage.
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Laquan's death, by contrast, drew little immediate notice and only cursory local news coverage.
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Mr. Coello's case drew extensive news coverage in Florida and back home in Venezuela.
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Yes. Did some Trump supporters feel insulted by the news coverage of the case?
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True, this tactic will work only if news coverage is both gullible and innumerate.
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Not only is Sanders the clear front-runner, but cable news coverage is shifting.
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The movement did not publicize the threats, which received little or no news coverage.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Conway questioned the focus and tone of more recent news coverage.
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Here is that list, along with our references to news coverage of the attacks.
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Trump took to Twitter on Wednesday to once again decry news coverage about him.
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That kind of news coverage causes Americans to overestimate the danger posed by terrorism.
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At what point are you just replacing local news coverage with something worse vs.
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When these threats happen, news coverage doesn't tend to linger much on the psychological wreckage.
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These stories have been dominating news coverage of the EPA boss (except on Fox News).
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Not all CBS-owned stations are coming online with their local news coverage at launch.
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Just 27 percent said they have more faith in the truthfulness of national news coverage.
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They understand that news coverage of mass shootings typically starts to fade soon after tragedies.
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So much of the news coverage has been devoted to Trump's war on the Fed.
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But news coverage of the Senate vote in question bore virtually no mention of autos.
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Trump has issued tweets in reaction to Fox News coverage several times since taking office.
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The decisions of this agency have implications far beyond hyperbolic headlines and confusing news coverage.
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This is not the first time ABC has experimented with using AR for news coverage.
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Despite being the subject of some national news coverage, these faculty departures are very rare.
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Though Zhihu does not provide news coverage, questions raised on it sometimes generate news stories.
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But Arkin is describing the impression he takes away from the news coverage and commentary.
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Their customers find them through other means: word of mouth or old-fashioned news coverage.
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And news coverage of the Diversity Coalition has mostly centered around Palomarez's participation in it.
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Despite the breathless news coverage, the indictment is underwhelming and far from what many predicted.
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While the work wasn't peer-reviewed, it still got a huge amount of news coverage.
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Candidates for US Congress and governors' mansions still generate a baseline level of news coverage.
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The protests attracted worldwide news coverage and elicited criticism from Turkey's most steadfast Western allies.
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Griffin said the daytime change from opinion to more traditional news coverage was an imperative.
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Russia dominated cable news coverage last evening, even after the tragic bridge collapse in Miami.
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For the previous five days, he'd been glued to news coverage of the spreading coronavirus.
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Since then, there have been more than 70 days of discussion, debate, and news coverage.
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And when was the last time a woman's track race featured prominently in news coverage?
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Parents, he said, may be internalizing widespread news coverage of the repercussions of smartphone use.
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Mr. Bennet already had no role in The Times's news coverage of the 2020 candidates.
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China has also had success shaping news coverage in Australia, especially in Chinese-language outlets.
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Political commentators and historians noted that it received relatively little news coverage at the time.
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Analysts said news coverage of the impeachment of President Trump partly eclipsed those two events.
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Clinton's foreign trips, which generated some of the most favorable news coverage of her career.
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Nowhere in its news coverage Monday did The Times challenge the truthfulness of Trump's account.
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Nunes, like President Donald Trump, regularly asserts that news coverage critical of him is fake.
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He also has a long track record of helming breaking news coverage during emergency situations.
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The Revolution, you might have noticed from news coverage the past couple days, has arrived.
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Trump lashes out at Fox News coverage: 'I won every one of my debates' MORE!
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In exchange, prosecutors say Elovitch gave Netanyahu favorable news coverage in online news site Walla!
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For the next few hours, I delve into recent relevant news coverage to pull quotes.
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To get even more meta, last summer Russia Today covered Fox News' coverage of Spygate.
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The Turkish prime minister, Binali Yildirim, immediately cracked down on news coverage of the attack.
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Large majorities of Americans point to biased reporting as a problem with news coverage today.
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News coverage of this hinted that Trump wasn't merely a bully but also a rube.
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Here is the list from the White House, along with our references to news coverage.
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The result is the news coverage speculating about a recession that has been upsetting Trump.
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Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election Watch "South Carolina's Black Vote"
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And so many Ethiopians were irked by early news coverage of the crash last week.
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"While his email was receiving global news coverage, Mr. Latson failed to respond to communications from his supervisors and failed to assist the District in addressing the serious disruption caused by the aforementioned email and news coverage," a statement from the school district said.
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Meanwhile, Trump has generated $1.9 billion of news coverage, dwarfing the estimated value of news coverage given to any other candidate, according to an analysis conducted by the Times' "Upshot" section in conjunction with mediaQuant, all while spending less on advertising than any presidential rival.
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Some of those fears could be seen in the almost panicked tone of news coverage abroad.
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Bookings were up 2.8% in April and May, before the news coverage of the deaths began.
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I will also participate in NBC's breaking news coverage and its political and special events coverage.
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Third, it confers more legitimacy upon misinformers whose goal is often to get mainstream news coverage.
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Trump has voraciously consumed news coverage about Mulvaney and has become more agitated, the source added.
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Only those with documentation, such as news coverage or an admission by the official, were included.
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The president has been swayed into action by cable news coverage of violence in the past.
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It was created before the caravan departed, when the event had not yet attracted news coverage.
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I've been thinking about the news coverage of Katrina a lot in the past few weeks.
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When Trump retweets a Mussolini quote, it dominates news coverage for the next 24-hour cycle.
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Most of the news coverage of Dynamex has focused on the ruling's impact on gig companies.
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It would be better if we had more history and less horse race in news coverage.
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Fox News' coverage will be anchored by Megyn Kelly and Bret Baier starting at 6 p.m.
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Outside the real estate business, Fairfax staff members worry about job cuts and diminished news coverage.
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Reuters updated its Political News Coverage Guidelines more than 20 times in the past two years.
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Attacks news coverage Trump, standing next to Duda, also slammed American media, particularly CNN and NBC.
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" They are supposed to: "Show compassion for those who may be affected adversely by news coverage.
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News coverage died down a little bit, helping the House operate with slightly less public focus.
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They point to the striking correlation between Mr Trump's polling percentages and share of news coverage.
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Thirty-eight percent believe news coverage is slanted in the Democratic nominee's favor, the poll found.
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The president plays close attention to news coverage of how he is received at those events.
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In making your case, address the following questions: What is the value of international news coverage?
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The dawn of the Trump era saw a spike of emotional pleadings in immigration news coverage.
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News coverage will be more two-sided, because there finally will be two sides to cover.
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News coverage is showing the impacts of the partial government shutdown -- will it make a difference?
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News coverage describing chaos and lawlessness after the storm was often over-the-top and erroneous.
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Tencent did not reply to emailed questions about how the announcement would affect its news coverage.
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Ryan blamed the separations, which have sparked bipartisan criticism and emotional news coverage, on the courts.
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And a new purchase of less than a dozen UH-72 airframes can trigger news coverage.
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Most news coverage of Damore's case amplified its claims that Google was cracking down on conservatives.
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Although supply and demand play a role in its volatility, so does hype from news coverage.
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In turn, the press has responded with news coverage that also often comes off as unhinged.
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The freak show news coverage has included porn actress Stormy Daniels and her camera-hogging attorney.
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Musk's tweets, along with other announcements and controversies, translate to constant news coverage of the company.
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But the effect of the news coverage may have outlasted that news cycle, the researchers said.
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Newsletters can be a way to streamline news coverage and separate what's consequential from what's trending.
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"But I didn't hack the show," he said, responding to some news coverage and online chatter.
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Even though it still gets dismissed and made fun of, feminist news coverage has gone mainstream.
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On Thursday, he looked at the defensive news coverage and angry tweets that his sarcasm elicited.
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Yet while much of this presidency does revolve around news coverage, it is still a presidency.
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Before Election Day, Fox News executives were talking up a new focus on straight news coverage.
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Also, for the latest news on the New York terror attack, follow The Times's news coverage.
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Commentary poured in via dozens of sticky notes, hundreds of online comments and widespread news coverage.
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Goldston said the focus would be providing news coverage and less on talking heads or commentary.
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Corker complained about the news coverage to Trump, who deemed it "fake news," the sources said.
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The contest saw an unprecedented wave of fabricated news coverage that some argue influence the vote.
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The Washington Posts top editor has said that Bezos has no involvement in its news coverage.
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Baldwin's account has resonated throughout much of Asheville, dominating local news coverage and coffee shop conversations.
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Outside the real estate business, Fairfax staff members worry about job cuts and diminished news coverage.
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Some peace activists have asked that very question, suggesting that the disproportionate news coverage is illogical.
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To the Editor: Limiting news coverage to only Senate-controlled TV cameras is outrageous and undemocratic.
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It's possible that if news coverage continues to stay high, then interest from Americans creep up.
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This causes the foaming at the mouth that we see in news coverage of chemical attacks.
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Amazon, Ring, and the police spent days discussing local news coverage and meticulously rewrote press releases.
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All the news coverage of the meeting will serve as free advertising for his private club.
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After a start that generated a flood of news coverage, Ms. Koike's new venture has stumbled.
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A second reason is that the news coverage during the convention favors the candidate being nominated.
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Meanwhile, Seth MacFarlane and other Fox creative talent publicly condemned Fox News' coverage of the crisis.
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Each got some news coverage on the day they happened and in the few days after.
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"I was watching the news coverage, and they flashed a picture of the exact house," recalls Redmond.
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Moreover, news coverage of the debate has stayed pretty similar in tone over the past few days.
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Urgo compares it to traditional news coverage — people tune in because they want to understand what happened.
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Sky New Zealand has confirmed that it resumed broadcasting Sky News Australia news coverage on March 20.
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Until that point, the event that drove virtually all cable news coverage was the Florida mass shooting.
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Moira French was watching news coverage of the Hurricane Irma evacuation when she decided to get involved.
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Afghan journalists had responded to that attack by boycotting news coverage of the Taliban for two weeks.
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All of the stories come from outside sources -— Facebook isn't producing any of its own news coverage.
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OMB Director Mick Mulvaney told reporters that Trump's speeches and even news coverage filled in the gaps.
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"This event at Kennedy Space Center will receive national news coverage," she wrote, according to the newspaper.
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For example, in 2014, news coverage pronounced that the Turing Test had been passed by a chatbot.
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It's redefined online publishing as a business and has pioneered news coverage of internet culture and trends.
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In fact, they are especially needed after the immediate response is over and national news coverage stops.
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Once he got there, he returned to Twitter to complain about news coverage of Monday&aposs meeting.
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Some may remember that iconic photo that received widespread news coverage during the detention camp's early days.
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The CPJ had earlier said that Sudanese authorities were attempting to censor news coverage of the protests.
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I didn&apost see any news coverage of this story and I track all of these stories.
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To discuss news coverage, try to preview it before watching it together to plan key discussion points.
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The #metoo movement and news coverage may have also been a trigger for survivors of sexual abuse.
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Plenty of folks are deeply unhappy (and perhaps permanently, emotionally scarred) as a result of news coverage.
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From that moment on, live news coverage is what audiences demanded and news organizations strived to achieve.
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The school teacher's words of peace and brotherhood are being praised this week in international news coverage.
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Trump surrogates have been largely absent from the hours of unremitting cable news coverage of the furor.
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But this is only the latest in a week of disastrous news coverage for the Republican nominee.
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If there was a word that dominated startup and tech news coverage this year, it was SoftBank.
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Cliff Asness criticized Donald Trump on Friday morning for the Republican presidential contender's complaints about news coverage.
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And yet these plain facts are curiously absent from much of the news coverage of the results.
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The "caravan" received daily news coverage when the migrants set out on foot in Honduras in October.
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Nielsen was quoted in news coverage, which detailed alleged sexual mistreatment of women that went back decades.
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Granted, most voters probably don't know anything about that, in part thanks to substance-free news coverage.
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The response also prompted news coverage unpacking why Amazon suddenly seems so concerned about its brand image.
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News coverage was intense in this period but as it subsequently lessened, Mr Trump's approval rating increased.
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He expressed concern that news coverage would further stigmatize a profession already viewed by some as scary.
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It is, of course, entirely possible that Mr. Trump is playing coy to earn more news coverage.
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The ultimate goal was to find any evidence that Qatar's monarchy had influenced Al Jazeera's news coverage.
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Not surprisingly, the end-of-the-year political news coverage has been dominated by midterm election predictions.
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Another source said Trump told Pelosi that their news coverage had been ever more positive than his.
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We can see how this plays out in news coverage of things that are, in fact, racist.
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By the time of her arrest, Butina had become the subject of a torrent of news coverage.
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What did this city—suddenly rocked by violence, sadness, and 24 hour news coverage—mean to America?
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This is primarily just a video of other people's news coverage and comments from around the internet.
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In the graph below, the horizontal axis represents the level of homogeneous news coverage people reported seeking.
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The news coverage goes on throughout the day, written by analysts and journalists who cover the space.
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Zucker said in August he is not troubled by the billionaire's frequent criticism of CNN's news coverage.
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The cold open of this week's broadcast started by mocking Fox News' coverage of the coronavirus outbreak.
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There's a straight line from Fox News coverage of the caravan to the Tree of Life massacre.
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We want to hear from you about how we can better bring you the best news coverage.
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She played herself in the show's cold open, which mocked Fox News' coverage of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Watching the news coverage from his home in Denver, Colorado, Woody Faircloth was saddened by the devastation.
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They are praised now as important activists, although news coverage at the time was far from celebratory.
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"News Coverage Should Stop Turning a Funeral Into a Wedding," read the headline on one blog post.
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And, while all that's going on, 85033,300 American small towns and communities have totally lost news coverage.
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Prolonged legal duels that dominate news coverage may not loosen Trump's hold on his loyal political base.
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"I don't think anybody can find fault with our news coverage at these events," Mr. Wiles said.
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So who won the battle for the most news coverage on the night of the Iowa caucuses?
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The episode prompted local news coverage of other attacks by people who appeared to be mentally ill.
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The study called for urgent preventive measures in news coverage of suicides and in empowering young adults.
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But Mr. Trump's vacation was more than the usual refuge from negative news coverage and official Washington.
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Or the time he lay on the couch, watching the news coverage on 9/11 and laughing.
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"A lot of it is curiosity sparked by news coverage of the artist's death," she told CNBC.
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I think they will see less — and I have already seen less — incremental New York news coverage.
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On the one hand, good local news coverage brings big societal benefits, as multiple studies have found.
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The department also denies allegations that it is blocking the deal as punishment for CNN's news coverage.
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It's this 15% that you might think would be swayed by news coverage of the impeachment proceedings.
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Nearly all news coverage of the first VIDA Count list pegged itself to the Weiner/Franzen story.
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When ObamaCare repeal failed in the Senate, most of the news coverage was about the political implications.
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Using analytic tools provided by Crimson Hexagon, I categorized the campaign news coverage of 276 media outlets.
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Collectively called the "two sessions," these parades of bureaucratic power have dominated foreign news coverage of China.
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Smashing safety and consumer safeguards will lead to deaths, injuries and diseases that provoke intense news coverage.
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And plenty of those people are irate about this, as evidenced on Twitter and in news coverage.
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Hallmark saw an uptick in negative mainstream news coverage and a flood of letters from angry moms.
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Negative comments were now constant, rather than sporadic and linked to news coverage of Israel, she noted.
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By Thursday evening, after news coverage, the gap had widened, with the fake cow at 600,000 followers.
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Watch the video above and consider what happens to news coverage when the president is deeply immoral.
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Instead, he said he would caution the jury not to read any news coverage about Officer Liang's case.
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The "Access Hollywood" tape rocked the race and led to days' worth of news coverage about Trump's comments.
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"It got a lot of news coverage, so it obviously had to do with the parade," Sahady said.
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There's a trope in science news coverage that plays out again and again and again: the coffee study.
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Instead, Facebook says it's pivoting to focus on a handful of other efforts, including live-streaming news coverage.
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The 10-month-old French bulldog died, prompting a federal investigation after a torrent of negative news coverage.
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Politico co-founder Jim VandeHei believes there's an untapped market for news coverage that's smart, short and shareable.
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CBSN Local's news coverage will then be delivered to consumers across CBS digital platforms, including CBSN on CBSNews.
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The staff at The Red Hen knew if they asked Sanders to leave they'd get national news coverage.
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Snapchat's team adds context over video snaps This type of news coverage is a big bet for Snap.
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Global Times is well-known for its bellicose and nationalistic tone and its news coverage often attracts controversy.
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The event attracted wide news coverage in the British press, everyone from the Guardian to the Daily Mail.
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As a comparison, Trump got more than twice the amount of nightly news coverage that Hillary Clinton did.
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And while Mr. Trump has already shown the ability to garner wall-to-wall cable-news coverage, Mrs.
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A few hours later, that same truck appeared crushed and buried in debris during some live news coverage.
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Watch "America's Election 2016: Pro-Choice in Colorado" Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election
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"The Pentagon was caught off guard" stories have become a staple of news coverage of the Trump administration.
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Some 2020 campaigns have responded in part by throwing money behind local news coverage in early voting states.
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CNN anchor Don Lemon and author Ta-Nehisi Coates both appear in news coverage of the fictional case.
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" In a statement to Refinery29, BBC said, "There will be news coverage of the wedding across our services.
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Russian rebels have been invading Ukranian territory and despite news coverage dying out, the war is still going.
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Updated 2/7/19: changed source for earnings data as the previously cited news coverage had incorrect figures.
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We watched all of this unfold in real time, the first generation to experience 24/393 news coverage.
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A study found that 55 percent of all broadcast news coverage of Trump centered on the Russia probe.
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Administration officials past and present have told us that Trump savors news coverage that shows him acting unilaterally.
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News coverage of natural disasters like hurricanes Harvey and Irma is often similar to coverage of war zones.
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And that need to find a bad guy has warped the focus of news coverage during natural disasters.
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Overall, the firm found that ratings around TV news coverage overall began to decline after the 2016 election.
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The resulting news coverage claims that increased screen time has caused more of these growths in younger people.
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He then went to Washington in 2006 to take charge of our U.S. political and general news coverage.
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Southern New Jersey gets local news coverage from Philadelphia, while northern New Jerseyans get theirs from New York.
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He says the driver had seen news coverage about the car and 36-year-old suspect Domenic Micheli.
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Alarmed as he watched news coverage of the manhunt with the girl, Filyaw asked Shoaf what to do.
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Much news coverage has said Clinton is beating Sanders among black voters, which is true in the aggregate.
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On top of all the sports coverage, Twitter is getting its feet wet with news coverage as well.
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Here's a caveat that's often lost in news coverage of concussions: A "concussion" is not a medical diagnosis.
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Even with all the ceaseless news coverage, it practically begged for a proper TV treatment from the start.
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At least two other corruption cases loom over the prime minister, including another deal for positive news coverage.
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Trump's tweet is just the latest in an ongoing series of criticisms of news coverage and media organizations.
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Holding an important meeting on a Friday in summer is a great way of ensuring minimal news coverage.
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He drummed up news coverage by telephoning a television station, which sent a camera crew to the bank.
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The network is also likely to get rid of some management executives with direct input into news coverage.
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Along the way, they gain significant attention and draw favorable local news coverage, overtaking controversies back in Washington.
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According to Garcia, news coverage from the summer has damaged his country's economy, which relies heavily on tourism.
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Mass homicides get a lot of news coverage, which keeps our focus on the frequency of their occurrence.
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Congress is gridlocked, and much of the cable news coverage depicts Republicans and Democrats shouting at one another.
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" The New York Times: FX to debut documentary series about New York Times' news coverage, called "The Weekly.
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At the time, the prison reform bill — a rare bipartisan initiative in Washington — had received scant news coverage.
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The president has also repeatedly railed against the Bezos-owned Washington Post for news coverage he deems unfair.
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But amid relentless news coverage, recent polls show the Liberals' lead over the official opposition Conservatives is shrinking.
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Trump seemed to revel in the bipartisan dealmaking, calling Schumer and Pelosi to brag about the news coverage.
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Independent news coverage of recently recaptured government territory -- Aleppo, Homs and the Damascus suburbs -- has already dropped off.
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There also has been almost no news coverage of the substance of American complaints about China's trade practices.
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Her body was found days later in her apartment, and there was little news coverage of her death.
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"20173 was a year of unrelenting bias, unfair news coverage, and even downright fake news," the introduction read.
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On Tuesday, there was wall-to-wall cable news coverage of the Trump-Biden feud, not of abortion.
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That also may be true if you've chosen to ignore Mr. Trump and news coverage related to him.
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Almost 80 percent of all respondents also said that they are following news coverage of the virus closely.
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News coverage has been addictive in the past weeks, as governments take unprecedented actions and stock markets nosedive.
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Many of his anti-Fox tweets have been in response to Fox's news coverage of the Dem primary.
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But political considerations based on the content of CNN's news coverage should never impact the Department's decision-making.
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The Tate-LaBianca killings and the seven-month trial that followed were the subjects of fevered news coverage.
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" Others, like Tina Ni, 18, said the new technology and the news coverage of her school were "cool.
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The novice climber told the publication he traveled to climb the wall after seeing news coverage about it.
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But the tempest grew fierce in April, with increasing news coverage and popular YouTube figures condemning the videos.
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It was juicy gossip, but received little sustained mainstream news coverage until February, when Mr. Bezos snapped back.
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This career has earned Mr. Sirota credibility when he goes on the offensive against news coverage, supporters say.
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If she hopes her moderate constituency will interpret this line of attack as balanced, news coverage suggests otherwise.
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But it usually fades when mourning fades from news coverage, giving politicians coverage to give reform a pass.
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As always, the key priority is to focus reporting on facts and avoid opinion seeping into news coverage.
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The Times, they said, could not bow to pressure from a president trying to change our news coverage.
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Ms. Bee said he was responsible for pushing the network away from news coverage and toward shallow punditry.
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Her story belongs to her, and is told with a nuance that local news coverage failed to capture.
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But he seemed on Sunday to be as aggrieved as ever by what he considers unfair news coverage.
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Mr. Motta cites the emphasis on the marchers in news coverage as a potential explanation for these findings.
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Many Chinese are especially outraged by the degree to which news coverage and online responses have been censored.
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We actually cannot watch news coverage in our house because any news about Donald Trump triggers his anxiety.
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For all the news coverage of Israel and Palestine, a good insider's account can still surprise and illuminate.
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Investigators say the ministry illegally advanced Bezeq's interests in exchange for favorable news coverage for the Israeli leader.
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During his 42-year career in journalism, Mr. Hilliard championed diversity in hiring and civility in news coverage.
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Our highly competitive program identifies outstanding aspiring journalists who bring diverse backgrounds to news production and news coverage.
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Much of the analysis of news coverage is a synthesis of their work, as attested by the links.
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I spent most of Sunday watching local news coverage on television and YouTube of the flood in Houston.
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Trump cares less about policy and more about news coverage — how a bill is playing in the media.
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As of this article's publication, the account has been used to reiterate the group's threats and retweet news coverage.
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Given the widespread news coverage, it did not take long for people to figure out who had pulled in.
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Now we hear all of them, from everyone's local news coverage, and they seem to be multiplying in number.
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The daily news coverage on the caravan should give us all reasons to believe that light is inevitably dimming.
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Leading off today's news coverage on CNN 27, we're explaining a proposal to overhaul the U.S. health care system.
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A mobile communications station brings television news coverage of fires that have forced 200,000 Southern Californians from their homes.
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The Fox News coverage was also about Trump's plan to hold a campaign rally in Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday.
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That's a concern not just for journalists, but for everyone who relies on news coverage of the business world.
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Famed leaker Chelsea Manning attracted national news coverage in announcing plans earlier this year to challenge longtime Maryland Sen.
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As U.S. forces withdraw from overseas conflicts, news coverage of military matters has softened, allowing national attention to lapse.
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South-South News has in the past said it offered objective news coverage without the involvement of any government.
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The Jarchi airstrike made its way into local and international news coverage, and cries of protest reached Afghanistan's Parliament.
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The extensive Western news coverage made the most of the story, and in particular the red-haired Chapman's looks.
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His contentious policy proposals and remarks have garnered considerable attention on traditional and social media, often dominating news coverage.
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The disappearance dominated local news coverage as Thiede's family and friends appealed for the public's help in finding him.
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"The point the blog and then news coverage is getting at is that this looks very suspect," he replied.
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Both parents on social media and news coverage of the story say the videos have emotionally traumatized some children.
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The Gatestone article repackaged the German news coverage, but included warnings about the country's supposed slide into Islamic fundamentalism.
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Between 1,300 and 1,400 communities that had newspapers of their own in 2004 now have no dedicated news coverage.
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And perhaps more importantly, the researchers didn't find evidence that these more careful press releases get less news coverage.
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It's impossible to keep up with the nonstop news coverage and multiple storylines around the recent WikiLeaks CIA dump.
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So far, Mr. Trump's campaign has thrived on "earned media," or free advertising in the form of news coverage.
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In the news coverage Mr Dixon looked at, CNN depicted seven poor families—all seven of them were black.
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The boy was one of the couple's triplets who were born on Christmas Day 2014, earning local news coverage.
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The resulting news coverage last month led to confusing headlines indicating that burnout is now an official medical condition.
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Trump, on the other hand, relies on open platforms like Twitter and incessant news coverage to disseminate his message.
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His birth gained significant news coverage, and he was known by many as the "miracle baby" because he survived.
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A man recently "woke" from a vegetative state, crying again after "regaining consciousness," creating a flurry of news coverage.
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In 2018, it was easy to feel trapped in the unending cycle of news coverage devoted to US politics.
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Before the results of yesterday's primary, a lot of news coverage focused on the gaps in Bernie Sanders's support.
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I also concluded that Spanish-language news coverage is far superior to what's provided by the mainstream American media.
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Domestic news coverage of the Baluchistan conflict is rare and foreign journalists are broadly forbidden from visiting the province.
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But you'd never guess that from the wall-to-wall cable news coverage and fawning headlines his antics won.
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It's launching an online TV channel called BitTorrent News, which will provide live news coverage of politics and sports.
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The Republican president blamed unflattering news coverage for Ratcliffe's decision to bow out and instead remain in the House.
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And according to Media Matters, only 56 minutes of cable news coverage was spent discussing the State Department report.
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While the U.S. brags of building walls, China reforms its immigration system with little news coverage and no fanfare.
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Fox News coverage fell from 220006 segments to 2202, and MSNBC recorded a disparity of 2628 segments to 28500.
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In the first part of the year, 2628 percent of network news coverage of the president was anti-Trump.
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She was also part of the Los Angeles Times team that received The Pulitzer Prize for breaking news coverage.
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Mr. Purdy, 60, will continue to oversee investigations and enterprise, while taking on additional responsibilities involving daily news coverage.
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Will news coverage suddenly shift from the debacle in Helsinki and its reverberations to what will happen this fall?
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Officials said that it had been necessary to restrict news coverage of the disaster while the investigation was underway.
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Aside from the occasional story on high-profile players like Abbott, N.P.F. teams do not receive much news coverage.
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Monday morning was a rollercoaster ride of conflicting news coverage about the status of Rosenstein within the Trump administration.
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The President continued to deflect responsibility on Wednesday, blaming news coverage for ignoring security issues related to illegal immigration.
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This excludes online viewers, people following Twitter and online news coverage, or those who listened to livestreams at work.
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These lines of attack tend to drive news coverage and win broader attention, but the live audience seemed distracted.
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President Trump's former campaign officials reportedly showed him positive news coverage in an attempt to control his Twitter habits.
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And the only way to get that level of news coverage is for Congress to vote on it regularly.
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This made it fair game for news coverage, particularly after a question arose about Mr. Trump's stance on tariffs.
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The way this works is, there's an immediate reaction and then a flurry of think pieces and news coverage.
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Aides described Mr. Trump as shaken, watching news coverage of the video with a mix of disbelief and horror.
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He said he encouraged the president to complain about news coverage in The Times that he viewed as unfair.
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The extinction of local news coverage continues apace, seemingly unnoticed by everyone arguing over bias and falsehoods in journalism.
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"That morning, Greg looked up from the news coverage and said, 'We need a Plan B'," Mr. Siegfried said.
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They instead focus on what they see as an ownership structure that keeps the focus on local news coverage.
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This is why news coverage of a famine or a flood will often highlight the story of one victim.
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The prince himself issued an unusual statement last year, denouncing the "racial undertones" of news coverage of Ms. Markle.
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It is undoubtedly difficult to differentiate Trump policies from the Trump persona, because the Trump persona dominates news coverage.
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Local news coverage has been dominated in recent days by a wave of government-driven outrage over the documentary.
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The engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle last week inspired a wave of news coverage and online excitement.
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Gun violence isn't just about school shootings, although these are horrific, and often get the majority of news coverage.
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That means the local political news coverage is gone, and there's only a page or two of state news.
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But the same forces that buoyed Mr. Trump's campaign have distorted news coverage toward sensationalism and away from sobriety.
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This newsletter will explore those and other questions amid the mass of news coverage and morass of public conversation.
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Prosecutor Jonathan Kravis suggested they use the questionnaire to select a jury because of news coverage of the case.
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Advertising The growing epidemic is generating heavy news coverage, but companies are nervous about being associated with the outbreak.
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He found it almost impossible to reconcile the news coverage of Guantánamo Bay with what he had witnessed there.
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How would they and their constituents benefit if no one believes news coverage of what they say and do?
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Photos of the stranded vehicle started to make the rounds online and in news coverage, and by 1 p.m.
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Ms. Ahmed's program focuses on news coverage; the program hosted by Mr. Vine deals with feedback on entertainment programs.
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He's often mentioned in news coverage of the ongoing investigation into Russia's attempts to undermine the 2016 presidential election.
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City officials were pushing back on some recent news coverage about Wausau that got a bit out of hand.
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But that hype was not simply the fault of the news coverage: it goes back to the researchers themselves.
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Another reader also finds The Times's performance coming up short — though her complaint is not about the news coverage.
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In exchange, prosecutors say Elovitch gave Netanyahu favorable news coverage on an online news site he owned called Walla!
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Officials generally declined to give the names of school districts that armed teachers, though some have received news coverage.
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"Impartiality is still a value worth defending in mainstream news coverage," writes Margaret Sullivan, the Washington Post media critic.
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President Donald Trump complains about news coverage incessantly, but on Thursday he took it to a whole new level.
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Conspicuously missing from both the original news coverage and the WSJ write-up are screens of what the officer sees.
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All of the news coverage inspired him to write the song "Higher Ground," which he later added to the album.
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At one point, sources in the room said the administration made light of the news coverage of the West Wing.
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The notion of machines rising up against their creators is a common theme in culture and in breathless news coverage.
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Adam Schiff weighed in on Trump's tweets suggesting a boycott of AT&T to punish CNN for its news coverage.
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The announcement has come with an avalanche of news coverage claiming that the move was the first successful head transplant.
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After his fabricated robbery story became an international incident, the incessant news coverage overshadowed the athletes who were still competing.
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It's celebrity news coverage for athletes, the same way that we see so much of it for celebrities. Right. Okay.
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But one thing frequently left out when presenting that evidence, especially in the news coverage surrounding it, is industry funding.
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The letter — quickly made public and receiving wall-to-wall news coverage — certainly altered the final days of the election.
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For decades, infosec and hacking was a niche industry that got very little news coverage and very little public attention.
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In news coverage, the girls were referred to by the fake names Angela (the older girl) and Agnese (the younger).
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Despite all the data and news coverage of struggling vets over the past decade, we were met only with silence.
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Loosely worded laws enable the Turkish government to interpret news coverage of any sort of terrorism as aiding terrorist groups.
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It all began when Stephen took to the social media site to condemn Anderson Cooper's news coverage of Donald Trump.
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If Melania had delivered a normal, original speech, the next day's news coverage would still have been about Donald Trump.
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The news coverage for this paper, published recently in the European Journal of Epidemiology, was essentially an ad for dairy.
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Most will read none of the actual report -- choosing instead to follow news coverage and/or partisan reactions to it.
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Mr. Christie's comeback story from a brutal year after the "Bridgegate" scandal has been the focus of recent news coverage.
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But a Vox analysis shows this shutdown isn't getting nearly as much cable news coverage as the 2013 shutdown did.
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Politics and the global economy are dismal places, especially if you only see them through the lens of news coverage.
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All three scientists had seen the news coverage: the floating cars, the submerged homes, the people trapped on their roofs.
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This is where I think we haven't seen enough innovation and creativity in news coverage in the past few months.
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Just 23.1 percent said they had read or heard "a lot" of news coverage of the end of the probe.
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President Donald Trump's early days in office were subjected to almost universally negative news coverage, a Harvard study has found.
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Five Republican contenders — Trump, Bush, Cruz, Rubio, and Carson — each had more news coverage than Sanders during the invisible primary.
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Some hinted at the possibility of negative news coverage if the executive did not listen to the vendor's full pitch.
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AOL is acquiring 360-degree media company Ryot in order to jump into the world of virtual reality news coverage.
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By Wednesday, however, his anger gave way to being "disappointed" and "embarrassed" in the wake of the brutal news coverage.
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This period saw stories on our usual spread of topics, with notable news coverage on the FBI-Apple encryption debate.
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Even when James Comey testified before Congress last week, Russia—the ostensible subject of the hearings—didn't dominate news coverage.
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The outcry over Trump's remarks dominated news coverage on Friday and has complicated efforts to reach a deal on immigration.
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We must remember that while news coverage fades, many communities are still rebuilding and will be for years to come.
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What they fail to see is that Mr. Morales's defeat in February resulted from damning facts, not critical news coverage.
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Paul Tsongas -- had announced a formal run, while much of the news coverage was about big names like then-Sen.
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It has not been easy keeping up with all the recent news coverage when it comes to health-care reform.
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Today's polarized and fragmented news coverage only encourages such insurgencies — an effect magnified many times by the social media revolution.
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Televisions inside the presidential plane were tuned to Fox News' coverage of the hearing, according to reporters on the plane.
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News coverage has focused on economic poverty rather than cultural riches, a handful of feuds rather than strong family ties.
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The messages have been slowly released by WikiLeaks in batches, with the apparent intention of dragging out their news coverage.
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It was all done in an effort to win favorable but independent-seeming news coverage for the administration's foreign policy.
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I reached out to YouTube to clarify how this information panel came to populate alongside news coverage of the fire.
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In 1989, only 25 percent of US adults said there was a "great deal" of political bias in news coverage.
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When contacted by The Hill, Sirius confirmed the hiring of Anderson, calling her a "terrific addition" to Sirius's news coverage.
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As noted by The Washington Post, Fox News' coverage of Trump has been broadly friendly, particularly on issues surrounding impeachment.
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Looking at contemporary news coverage, Professor Rhodes said progress has been made when it comes to covering race and activism.
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Trump is also slated to hold a political rally in Pensacola, Florida, on Friday, where news coverage extends into Alabama.
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The digital social networks, meanwhile, attracted many millions of users to old and new forms of news coverage, as predicted.
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But a significant part of Fox News' coverage had been aimed toward framing the response to coronavirus as unwarranted hysteria.
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Meanwhile, throughout all of Fox News' coverage, Fox Corporation, the parent company of the network, has taken the matter seriously.
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Dan Bilefsky is leading our news coverage today from Montreal where, among other things, he's visiting provincially owned pot shops.
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Personalities — such as Hannity Ingraham — told their audiences that news coverage of the virus was aimed at hurting Trump politically.
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Snaking up the staircase is Dara Birnbaum's five-channel video installation of news coverage of the 20153 Tiananmen Square protests.
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"It definitely sounds crazy," tight end Rob Gronkowski said of how the team handled the news coverage during the week.
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For instance, has your attitude toward football changed because of news coverage of safety concerns over players' long-term health?
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I'm told that the news coverage of Puerto Rico shows devastation and astonishing, heart-rending images from around the island.
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He had drifted back toward preserving it after days of deeply negative news coverage of his decision to end it.
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News coverage of the moment gave the sense that Professor Cavell was even then encouraging students to make intellectual connections.
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She combed through news coverage even after her son's remains were recovered from ground zero six months after the attacks.
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Its news coverage emphasized poverty and racial injustice, and it found its breakthrough story in the Occupy Wall Street protests.
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Some believed news coverage of the polarizing presidential race siphoned off viewership, pointing out that ratings improved after the election.
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Alison Smale, executive editor of the International Herald Tribune, narrates a look back at news coverage of the Titanic disaster.
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As the hearing unfolded, senators excoriated Google for its absence, earning a wave of negative news coverage for Facebook's rival.
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From Donald Trump's Twitter feed, to the nonstop cable news coverage, the 0003 election has been nothing if not digital.
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From Donald Trump's Twitter feed, to the nonstop cable news coverage, the 2016 election has been nothing if not digital.
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David Leonhardt Mainstream news coverage has a hard time making subtle distinctions between the behavior of the two political parties.
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When I arrived as bureau chief in 2002, the city and our news coverage were mostly focused on Southeast Asia.
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News coverage of Biden's travel to the small island said he was visiting "family friends" but did not name them.
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At that time, all the local commercial television stations in Dallas had meager news coverage and did nothing in depth.
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" Why it angered reporters: "It broke with decades of tradition and may impede news coverage of American foreign policy moves.
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International news coverage followed, and, eventually, a knock on the door in the middle of the night by Saudi authorities.
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Talk with a Clinton aide and you'll inevitably hear that unfair news coverage was a big reason for her loss.
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Journalists are trying to come to terms with Moscow's ability to steer Western news coverage by doling out hacked documents.
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"This is a city where if you are in the White House you get plenty of news coverage," Gingrich said.
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After the ad concluded, a voiceover labeled it "misleading" and said it ignored "thousands of hours" of local news coverage.
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They've said they will, citing a report that jurors broke court rules and followed news coverage of the monthslong proceedings.
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But critics accuse the government of using funding as a weapon to punish the BBC for news coverage it dislikes.
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On Friday, prosecutors in the state of Victoria applied for a "super injunction" against news coverage of the separate trials.
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He will also "lead all breaking news coverage," Fox said, which includes traveling to the scene of major news events.
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In the same way The Times leads in high-quality news coverage, it could also lead in respecting reader privacy.
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The months of saturation news coverage left many voters feeling that he and his aides had ganged up on her.
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Former government officials often become analysts for network news, but it is unusual to appoint one to oversee news coverage.
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However, news coverage sometimes mistakenly conflates concepts like false and unproven, which perpetuates dangerous myths that false accusations are common.
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"He has to pull a political stunt like this to get news coverage, that's how bad this is," Clarke said.
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The expression is one that President Trump uses frequently to refer to news coverage that he deems negative or inaccurate.
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The retail market With sensational news coverage of bitcoin's dramatic rise, the investment market for cryptocurrencies is alive and growing.
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Trump's six-page letter to Nancy Pelosi effectively centered the day's news coverage around him and his point of view.
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They also argued for a change of venue, citing potential juror bias because of widespread news coverage around the case.
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And "Daily Essentials" will be a category of roughly six-minute long videos that consist of sports and news coverage.
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Mr. Trump is an avid consumer of his news coverage, but his administration's disdain for the establishment press runs deep.
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The fears of "media malady" — negative news coverage actually hurting the American economy — do not seem to be well founded.
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"A media company's news coverage almost never matters in a merger review," said Paul Gallant, an analyst at Cowen Group.
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And he should divest from Bloomberg News so there's no question about his influence over news coverage of presidential candidates.
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He received adoring news coverage; he even received an award for fiscal responsibility from a coalition of deficit-scold organizations.
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But he was more good-humored at other points and grew most animated when condemning news coverage he considered unfair.
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We watch news coverage of terrorism because we think it'll make us better informed about how to keep ourselves safe.
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If Melania had delivered a normal, original speech, the next day's news coverage would still have been about Donald Trump.
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If a flurry of news coverage is to be believed, a year in space can really wreak havoc on your DNA.
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Chris will kick off Fox News coverage from their ahead of the summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A divisive convention risks undermining positive news coverage and the increase in support for the party's candidate such coverage can produce.
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We&aposll kick off Fox News coverage from there ahead of a historic summit between President Trump and Kim Jong-un.
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A lot of the disbelief and anger has been directed toward the tone of the news coverage of Sadr's political win.
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"I'm worried because I've read news coverage of other undocumented folks who are organizing and speaking out being detained," Sylvia said.
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In addition to news coverage, Couric has also launched her own production company, begun making documentary films, and has a podcast.
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Last fall, 26 years later, news of possible answers had your story as the number two news coverage in the region.
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Ileana then shared the story with reporters, which led to international news coverage and police interest, according to the Associated Press.
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Despite all the warnings and news coverage, telephone scammers continue to run very successful "businesses" posing as Internal Revenue Service agents.
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Several Secret Service agents who spoke to VICE News learned of Alles' ouster through news coverage and phone calls from reporters.
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The false statements to the news media have resulted in inaccurate and hurtful news coverage, which is threatening Mr. Asher's livelihood.
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Most awkwardly, there's heavy usage of the breathless news coverage that has followed the case since the Netflix show took off.
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Mr. Trump has broken with political convention, reaching voters largely through news coverage of his long, meandering speeches at big rallies.
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Will Trump, deeply entwined with Murdoch, curtail or end the Justice Department investigation of Fox in exchange for favorable news coverage?
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However, Orban has been unable to control international news coverage, which has been far more critical of him than local media.
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In 2005, when Democrats wanted the GOP's plan to privatize Social Security to drive news coverage, Bush played into their hands.
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However, Orban has been unable to control international news coverage, which has been far more critical of him than local media.
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Not Recife, Brazil, which was the epicenter of the Zika outbreak 18 months ago and the focus of most news coverage.
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Across on-air, digital and social platforms, CNBC International will broadcast more than 20 hours of live news coverage from Davos.
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But news coverage that day was focused on the president's weekend tweet angrily denouncing media coverage of his inaugural crowd size.
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Jennifer Palmieri, a spokeswoman for the Clinton campaign, said that the news coverage Mr. Trump is receiving is not helping him.
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We are also told that we need to produce scoops, that quality matters, that we must compete to shape news coverage.
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He manipulates news coverage in many ways, including letting cronies snatch control of national media outlets that fell on bad times.
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Still, Acosta acknowledged the possibility that Trump, who is monitoring news coverage of the Epstein matter closely, could change his mind.
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The Republican assertion that the administration is spending on health insurance subsidies without required congressional authority hasn't gotten much news coverage.
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Indeed, that gender gap has been the subject of much news coverage, and it is a real problem for the GOP.
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In the US, I often felt that much of the news coverage I was regularly exposed to was focused on America.
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"News coverage has got to start being fair, balanced and unbiased, or these terrible problems will only get worse!" he added.
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At the end of the night's nonstop news coverage, the picture was incomplete, with millions of votes still to be counted.
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And what if we were to say that, in any event, the "story" may merit news coverage but should be proportionate?
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The Fox News coverage was anchored by Bill Hemmer and Shannon Bream, who normally host the network's "America's Newsroom" on weekdays.
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But the junta has blocked opponents from campaigning against the measure, banned election monitors and restricted news coverage of the referendum.
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In a statement, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publisher of The Times, said Mr. Slim had no involvement in the paper's news coverage.
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Mr. Trump remains confident that he can flout conventional campaign practice by relying on a small staff and heavy news coverage.
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"I've never even heard that," said Trump, despite the fact that it had dominated news coverage after he embraced the term.
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Rohrabacher made the unsubstantiated comments while appearing on Fox Business on Tuesday, during the network's breaking news coverage of the shooting.
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But he later said that the anger in the country is caused in part by "inaccurate, and even fraudulent" news coverage.
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Now, any of us who have spent time in public life have endured news coverage we felt was jaded or unfair.
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After 9/11, Americans watched an average of eight hours of news coverage of the attacks, much of which was explicit.
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Studies have shown that racial minorities who go missing are less likely to receive national news coverage than white missing persons.
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Though the rule was far from universally respected, 20th century journalism's code of ethics prohibited financial considerations from influencing news coverage.
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The algorithm rarely led back to mainstream news coverage, or to liberal or centrist videos on Chemnitz or any other topic.
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He's kept his foot off the gas in terms of ads because he's already saturated the market with free news coverage.
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So he tries to build up the pro-Trump personalities while griping about the news coverage, especially when it involves Democrats.
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Catching up on news coverage of the event, I started wondering: why is the American nationalist Right so terrible at branding?
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But I don't think it's adequate for people who rely on a Patch as their single source of local news coverage.
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The stories were tawdry, and the news coverage sometimes veered toward clickbait, but there were important questions hiding beneath the sheets.
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I watched the French news coverage from across the world, as if I were sitting vigil by a gravely ill relative.
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"Homo Nest Raided, Queen Bees Are Stinging Mad" ran the headline of the New York Daily News' coverage of the riots.
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Despite this counsel, news coverage and social media discourse has obsessed over CFRs and how they compare across pandemics throughout history.
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Since then, much of the news coverage of the incident has turned to a discussion of technical questions about sonic weaponry.
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But the Fox News coverage in the week following the Charlie Hebdo attacks featured truly breathtaking levels of anti-Muslim hatred.
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The hack and leak appears to have had a limited impact in Chile, though it did get some local news coverage.
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While he waits, the police, some local news coverage and the Dothan rumor mill have portrayed him as callous and indifferent.
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We have covered the opening of the arena extensively and fairly in our news coverage, and from a variety of perspectives.
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He became its public face, garnering positive news coverage and penning books and op-ed pieces that read like Sunday sermons.
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But in those cases, his ire targeted government contracts, departing American jobs or news coverage — not his own family's personal fortunes.
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Trump on Tuesday blasted detractors for questioning the legitimacy of his philanthropy, adding that news coverage of his actions remains unfair.
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Monitoring, Measuring, Cataloging: Oversee the management of a media monitoring system of Conservation International's news coverage that will assess media placements.
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We scoured Chinese news coverage of the meeting for clues about how China might portray itself in the era of Trump.
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But thanks to his taunting, the security footage started going viral via social media and Pakistani news coverage in late August.
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The movie orbits Furie, Pepe's creator, and intersperses news coverage of events surrounding the frog with original animation depicting important moments.
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The next morning, aides said the President was well aware of Cohen's claims after viewing cable news coverage of the session.
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No doubt, too, it will continue to manipulate news coverage to try to buoy Beijing-friendly candidates in the upcoming election.
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A 2016 study from Harvard's Shorenstein Center found that Clinton garnered triple the amount of overall news coverage that Sanders did.
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In the not-so-surprising department: News coverage of Mr. Trump has probably eclipsed that of any other single human being.
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YouTube Live has allowed the site to stream everything from concerts to news coverage to the royal wedding to the Olympics.
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All three suffered burns and were hospitalized for several months before returning to Mexico, according to news coverage at the time.
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Seen as largely an afterthought during the presidential race, Stein is receiving heavy news coverage from the media for her efforts.
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Just about all the TV news coverage of this president has been negative and those networks have barely covered anything else.
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That news coverage and satire are unpleasant for him is irrelevant to whether coercive power should be deployed to control them.
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The Pakistani military has denied the allegations and in recent months has imposed limits on the news coverage of the movement.
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Since its beginnings in the early 1990s, the televised Los Angeles car chase has been a staple of local news coverage.
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A Pew survey this month found that Americans' confidence in news coverage is closely correlated to their opinion of Mr. Trump.
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However much the humiliation and the ensuing news coverage stung, Mr. Trump was intent on not showing it — even in private.
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When reached for comment, Home Depot did not address the Splinter News coverage on working conditions, or the Trump-related boycott.
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Mueller complained that news coverage of the summary, particularly the obstruction bit, could mislead the public about what the report said.
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And yet there's been little of the news coverage or outrage from free speech advocates that these other incidents received. Why?
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One explanation political scientists like to offer is the imbalance of news coverage: Attention to each candidate surges during that period.
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That tone might be appropriate in normal political disputes, but in the Trump era, it's made news coverage feel totally inadequate.
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If any of them occurred in a single event, we would get nonstop news coverage and a president giving a speech.
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"It's unavoidable that certain powerful people who experience Washington Post news coverage will wrongly conclude I am their enemy," Bezos wrote.
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If it was a terrorist attack, it would lead to days of 24/7 news coverage about the threat of terrorism.
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The reality is there are thousands of stories that won't ever get national news coverage, yet these women still need our support.
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Adichie, who splits her time between the States and Nigeria, has been profoundly frustrated by the news coverage of the 2016 election.
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Trump's obsession with CNN and what he considers its unfair news coverage of his administration cast a shadow over the DOJ's decision.
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Global terror threats, the migration crisis, and new pandemics like Ebola have long since eclipsed concerns over HIV in international news coverage.
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Smith, who hosts daytime news coverage, and Wallace, the anchor of Fox News Sunday, have stood apart from Fox's opinion-oriented colleagues.
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Even though they've been alone for over a week now, solar eclipses are still things that get news coverage a while beforehand.
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To fill the void during the strike, the company has sought assistance from other Fairfax employees, contractors and agencies for news coverage.
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News coverage of that caravan led Trump to tweet furiously about the group, and pressure the Mexican government to disband the migrants.
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Mariano was awarded a fellowship to promote excellence in global news coverage through the International Center for Journalists, which funded the trip.
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But it has also been unstinting in its news coverage of him, including articles on the lawsuit being overseen by Judge Gonzalez.
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News coverage called it a "new embarrassment to an F.B.I. already burned by missteps in this case," and a congressional inquiry ensued.
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Let's ignore the "Fake News coverage" and "NOTHING wrong" and focus on his claim about how much of the public supports impeachment.
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A Fox News spokesperson told The Huffington Post prior to the debate that Ailes retains "zero influence" on the network's news coverage.
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It's fallen into a trap that's allowed Trump and his behavior to dominate the news coverage and the direction of the polls.
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He also says its more traditional news coverage calls out the Trump administration's missteps while giving "him credit where there's credit" due.
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The cowardly removal of climate change information occurred late on Friday evening, a time that is usually designed to minimize news coverage.
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Denying Obama's nominee a hearing also deprives him or her of the heavy news coverage and sustained spotlight that process normally brings.
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"This is a disaster for news coverage," wrote Ben Shapiro, a prominent conservative who is editor-in-chief of The Daily Wire.
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One of the ways news coverage has allowed these thoughts to be more palatable is the use of this vague, imprecise language.
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"Green even changed her Instagram bio to reference her recent news coverage surrounding the incident: "Featured on NY Post, Daily Mail, News.
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If you survived the round-the-clock news coverage of the 2016 election, this new theory will not sound familiar at all.
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Scarborough and Brzezinski claimed the President threatened the possibility of a hit piece in the tabloid unless they changed their news coverage.
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News coverage of the epidemic has grown proportionally, and social media has made it easier for media organizations to reach wider audiences.
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The Fox News opinion host Laura Ingraham defended Trump's remarks and described the news coverage of the chant as "conjured-up outrage."
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The teenagers are oblivious to the calamitous images of death at sea — capsizing boats, bodies floating to shore — that dominate news coverage.
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Jackson's family has called the documentary and news coverage of the accusations a "public lynching" and said he was "100 percent innocent".
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It is not entirely clear why the event is happening now or what the government hoped to get with world news coverage.
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Still, Radford says, the elements of clown panic, and the ensuing social media and news coverage, are an "irresistible stew" to many.
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A more recent media myth is that news coverage of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the Gulf Coast 12 years ago, was superlative.
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The attempt to shape news coverage of the border adjustment proposal shows just how heated the lobbying around the issue has become.
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He appeared to acknowledge his weakness later in a tweet he posted after absorbing the unflattering TV news coverage of his climbdown.
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Trump targets the press Trump's attacks on the media come as no surprise, and many Presidents have grumbled at their news coverage.
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Those rallies have often garnered Mr. Trump national cable news coverage, the type of news media attention that fueled his primary campaign.
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Bloomberg offers 24/7 news coverage, and last month, digital sportscaster Stadium agreed to feed a 24-hour stream to the platform.
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The collection includes major attacks such as San Bernardino and the November 2015 massacre in Paris that dominated news coverage for weeks.
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But that assault saw little mainstream news coverage at the time, due to homophobia and an unwillingness to report on LGBTQ lives.
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I feel a whole lot better when the scary cable news coverage of death and chaos morphs into people talking about revenge.
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On Tuesday, defense lawyers complained to the judge that news coverage of potential jurors' negative remarks about him was tainting the process.
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President Trump, a frequent critic of news coverage by CNN, said during the 2016 presidential campaign that the deal should be blocked.
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Lamenting that reporters "really don't like me," he raged last week against news coverage reflecting health officials' calls to stay the course.
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Two days later, Mr. Trump said the problem lay not in the intelligence officials' testimony but in the news coverage about it.
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From then on, Twitter would become one of the primary tools that the media used to shape the narrative of news coverage.
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The hack gap explains why Clinton's email server received more television news coverage than all policy issues combined in the 2016 election.
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And you don't need to fill that silence with rolling news coverage if it's having an adverse effect on your mental health.
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On social media, many people reacted to the video and news coverage of the incident with a mix of shock and outrage.
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The clip was taken from ABC News coverage of Biden speaking for more than an hour in Derry, New Hampshire, on Dec.
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Jihadists have learned that they don't need sophisticated weapons to draw news coverage and impress potential recruits, writes our national security reporter.
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Ukrainians' major concern, as presented in local news coverage, is that the United States should continue to support Ukraine in its struggle.
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A 2016 study found that 83 percent of the people featured in news coverage of the Brexit referendum that year were men.
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Are you aware that more than 2,000 newspapers have closed or merged, leaving more than 1,300 communities without any local news coverage?
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That has not stopped Trump from complaining about constant news coverage of Daniels and a lack of allies on television defending him.
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Of course, there are real constraints, and writing more articles for EC meant drawing resources away from our news coverage on TechCrunch.
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In the swirl of coverage, Mr. Bezos' allegations took on a life of their own, with some news coverage veering into speculation.
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China's top leaders stepped up efforts to make the news coverage focus more on positive developments in the battle against the epidemic.
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"News coverage, then, had created awareness of Watergate, but this did not translate directly into a politically relevant response," the Langs wrote.
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Trump lashes out at Fox News coverage: 'I won every one of my debates' MORE (Wis.) said Friday he disagrees with Sen.
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I do think if we were doing good and getting more headway and more news coverage, I do think that would help.
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News coverage by state broadcaster TVP has become biased towards the ruling party, under changes to its management structure introduced by PiS.
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The Public Editor Readers often write in to complain about what they see as sexism in areas of The Times's news coverage.
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The video contains a montage of news coverage of medical device vulnerabilities and takes swipes at St. Jude over tense background music.
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And I'm not talking about "fake news," as big a problem as that is becoming; I'm talking about respectable, mainstream news coverage.
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Media watchdogs have long accused management of infusing news coverage with a Republican bent, through topic selection, guest selection and other variables.
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Trump's never-ending circus of corruption will continue to suck up most of the news coverage and a lot of public attention.
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Sudan has sought to censor news coverage of protests, and journalists reporting on the demonstrations risk life imprisonment and the death penalty.
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Much news coverage of Iran focuses on geopolitics and its antagonistic relationship with the US. But people there have ordinary lives too.
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The Chinese premier, Li Keqiang, had left Australia just two days earlier with several new trade deals and mostly positive news coverage.
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He told detectives he frequently watched news coverage of Jayme&aposs disappearance, and began to believe police would never track her down.
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Mr. Bezos wrote: It's unavoidable that certain powerful people who experience Washington Post news coverage will wrongly conclude I am their enemy.
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Those questions represent "tactical framing" — an approach to news coverage that focuses on strategy and polling rather than a policy's substantive benefits.
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She coordinated the relief effort long after news coverage subsided, moving trucks, cooks and food as roads were cleared and power restored.
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Here's John Sides: Conventions generate a larger "dose" of information than is provided by the daily ebb and flow of news coverage.
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When the premiere kicked off, the scandal was placed front and center in the form of audio footage from this summer's news coverage.
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But beyond news coverage from sites that are largely critical, the odds of randomly stumbling across an actual Daily Stormer article are low.
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To my amazement, a photo of that page, taken by a female college student, went viral and received a wave of news coverage.
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Directed by a young genius named Orson Welles, the radio drama was presented as actual news coverage of an invasion from outer space.
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He also expressed fears that the president could use a military strike on Syria to divert news coverage from a Justice Department purge.
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More significant, though, is the degree to which no story can break through the usual rime of news coverage the way Russia does.
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But instead of the new beginning that protesters had yearned for, months of chaos and bloodshed have followed and dominated news coverage worldwide.
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In the appeal released Friday, Arias&apos lawyers said prosecutor Juan Martinez improperly questioned witnesses, ignored rulings on evidence and courted news coverage.
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So in essence, this announcement is a much-needed distraction from less-than-flattering news coverage of Musk over the past several months.
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Daily news coverage of the royal family and standing up at the cinema for the king's anthem are all part of Thai life.
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Cairo also accuses Al-Jazeera's news coverage of Egypt and elsewhere in the Middle East of bias in favor of militant Islamic groups.
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But Ellis barred any mention of Manafort's incarceration during the trial, and the jurors were instructed not to look at any news coverage.
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South Koreans watch news coverage on a screen at the Seoul Railway Station as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrives in Singapore.
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The billionaire tycoon relies more on open platforms like Twitter and has the luxury of continuous free news coverage to dispense his message.
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That's a measure of how much momentum candidates can earn, especially in this era of pervasive news coverage, from winning that kickoff contest.
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Previously the likes of NPR and The New York Times have needed to use optional Alexa skills to offer more detailed news coverage.
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China's top leaders have stepped up efforts to make the news coverage focus more on positive developments in the battle against the epidemic.
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The news coverage of Monday's fire at Notre Dame cathedral — which plays host to millions of tourists each year — captivated the entire world.
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This week, the 2018 Game Developers Conference is going on and there's a bunch of news coverage about various aspects of the show.
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"As many of you know, this week there has been some news coverage about some of my past behavior," Batali wrote on Friday.
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Publishing executives complain that it will alert breaking news coverage from outlets that didn't actually break the news, often pushing an aggregated story.
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This regulation is one of only a few that exist today, but we're starting to see talk of its implications in news coverage.
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But, he said, it was critical to appreciate what had just happened despite receiving the most negative news coverage of any 2020 campaign.
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Despite the breathless cable news coverage and Twitter chatter on Comey, some with Capitol Hill experience believe the affair will eventually blow over.
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After what Trump considered a strong trip to Vegas, he seethed when he got back and saw Tillerson's gaffe dominating cable-news coverage.
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She prevented her daughter from seeing any of the news coverage following the killings, but then she discovered she wanted to do more.
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Perhaps McConnell is hoping that enough Republicans on Capitol Hill, desperate to have some positive news coverage for their party, will vote yes.
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Mr Trump has spent less than any other leading candidate; his campaign has received more television news coverage than all his rivals combined.
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It also highlights local news coverage and the actions of law enforcement in Nassau County, Long Island pressuring witnesses to deliver damning evidence.
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Like so many of us, I've been transfixed by rolling news coverage over the past (God, has it really only been) two weeks.
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Tweets should be seen only as the second screen of political news coverage -- background music to the main event that we call news.
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In retirement, unlike former President Bill Clinton, Mr. Bush does not devour daily political developments and intrigue, and largely shuns television news coverage.
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That scarcity can be effective for companies seeking news coverage, according to Ron Berman, an assistant professor of marketing at the Wharton School.
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It did seem punitive against the Mexican government, according to news coverage at the time, although that was a very different media environment.
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Disaster fatigue occurs when prolonged exposure to news coverage of disasters causes potential donors or volunteers to lose motivation to address the problem.
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Often, their editorial direction seems in sync with the Clinton campaign, which has instructed its surrogates to blame news coverage for negative press.
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Nicholas Kristof A crazed gunman's attack on an Orlando club in June, killing 49 people, resulted in blanket news coverage and national trauma.
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He has spent little of his own fortune and relied to a large extent on constant cable news coverage to spread his message.
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This is something I tried to say during the breaking news coverage out on the street: We didn't want to "be" the news.
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Most news coverage of these exceptionally large inventories has focused on their role in continuing to dampen prices for each of these fuels.
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The news coverage of Bill Clinton's New Hampshire appearance focused on the women who, not so accidently, stood behind him as he spoke.
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Amid the manhunt, which has received international news coverage, experts have speculated that McLeod and Schmegelsky may even have died in the wilderness.
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That way you can leave the TV on, but switched to a channel with Honest News coverage of the birth of wonderful Jesus.
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Mr. Carroll, the visitor from Washington, said he had followed news coverage about Belgium's fractured governance and its response to the Paris attacks.
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Anti-union bias in news coverage is usually subtle rather than overt, and can be as simple as the framing of a story.
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Fox & Friends is a show about how Trump could best fare given the circumstances, but it's done under the guise of news coverage.
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According to Us Weekly, the moment didn't make the BBC broadcast but did sneak its way into ITN News' coverage of the event.
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Trump later tweeted a video with news coverage of the initial report questioning Bidens' intentions as a part of his campaign marketing efforts.
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A few candidates are indeed saying they would tackle infrastructure needs if they win their races, but news coverage often ignores this issue.
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The Justice Department is investigating Mr. Cohen's involvement in paying women to quash potentially damaging news coverage about Mr. Trump during the campaign.
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One of YouTube's biggest celebrities found himself entangled early Friday in news coverage of the mass shooting at two mosques in New Zealand.
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In 2014, the network launched CBSN, a similar concept for 24/7 news coverage, and it says it is pleased with those results.
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And her policy announcements serve as fund-raising opportunities, too, helping to drive news coverage and give her supporters more reasons to donate.
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Those proceedings, and their inevitably sensationalized news coverage, would "peel off a scab," he said, for families who had just started to heal.
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But the eye injury suffered by the well-known activist, Jerome Rodrigues, attracted more news coverage on Sunday than the "Red Scarves" march.
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In court on Friday, another lawyer for Mr. Weinstein, Marianne Bertuna, said that news coverage of the case had already harmed her client.
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The president frequently complained to other advisers that his news coverage had not improved, according to several people familiar with Mr. Trump's comments.
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It has also used news coverage from CNN and The New York Times to suggest that the outlets endorsed benefits from its vitamins.
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The explosive allegations have dominated news coverage throughout Italy, with articles about them at the top of the country's newspapers and news websites.
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Sinclair rejects suggestions that its stations push right-leaning views, and says the company's mission is to be objective in its news coverage.
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The media gives extensive negative news coverage to conservatives who are caught engaging in extramarital affairs because of the family values hypocrisy angle.
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The Trump campaign pointed to cable news coverage about Mr. Bloomberg's record on race as a "hugely effective" way to redirect the narrative.
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Kelly's ham-handed handling of the Rob Porter debacle and the resultant news coverage clearly knocked him down several pegs in Trump's eyes.
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The photograph has been highlighted on social media and in Italian news coverage, prompting a debate over how the Americans have been treated.
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For studios, the Tomatometer has become a ubiquitous marketing tool, while news coverage of the scores has become its own odd internet subgenre.
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Prosecutors say that in exchange Netanyahu, who also served at that time as Israel's Minister of Communications, received favorable news coverage on Walla!
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Chinese news coverage of Mr. Meng's trial last year showed him as a humbled figure, gray-haired and overshadowed by two hulking guards.
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They worry that news coverage about the company's ties to slavery may overshadow their efforts to provide philanthropic support to the black community.
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Prosecutors say that in exchange, Netanyahu, who also served at that time as Israel's Minister of Communications, received favorable news coverage on Walla!
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Despite it getting a lot of news coverage, voters said it was among the least important issues for them and their 2020 vote.
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Netanyahu stands accused of giving Israel's leading telecommunications tycoon regulatory benefits worth hundreds of millions of dollars in return for favorable news coverage.
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Ms. Rice repeated facts about Mr. Caughman she had gleaned from news coverage — his passion for meeting celebrities, his skill as a boxer.
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Front-page news coverage of the "pistol serial killer" spread all over the country, proposing a cliché story of a teenager turned violent.
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Watch "America's Election 2016: Pro-Choice in Colorado" Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election Watch "South Carolina's Black Vote"
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In the 2016 Republican primary, then-candidate Donald Trump benefited from nonstop news coverage, even before most observers considered him a serious contender.
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And let's not forget that traditional media — especially television — gave President Trump billions of dollars' worth of free airtime in their news coverage.
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The idea is that local publishers can use the app's crowdsourced news to augment their news coverage, according to Google spokesperson Maggie Shiels.
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Their arrest was condemned by advocates of media freedom as an example of Myanmar's government using criminal investigations to thwart critical news coverage.
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These companies spent days with the Aurora Police Department preparing them for the operation, and discussing local news coverage and rewriting press releases.
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Read "Bernie Sanders' Team Just Accused Hillary Clinton of Violating Campaign Finance Rules" Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election
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This will ensure continuing news coverage of the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, which the Trump administration has repeatedly sought to discredit.
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Then again, the prospect of empathizing with, say, racists and neo-Nazis who get flattering news coverage is a line you're unwilling to cross.
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Due to the severity of Ebola virus disease, you would expect any abnormally large Ebola outbreak to create a large amount of news coverage.
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A strange scene then played out that would make the case the subject of international news coverage in the ensuing days, months and years.
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And it will probably have to dig out from under the sure-to-be-massive amounts of news coverage surrounding the 2020 presidential election.
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Though the migrant caravan was initially met with sympathy, negative news coverage and social media have stoked fears that migrants could take local jobs.
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Or was this, too, an elaborate attempt to attract news coverage that might draw the government's attention to a place it had mostly abandoned?
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News coverage of the events went largely unnoticed on the network, while instead, News Feeds were jammed with algorithmically pleasing Ice Bucket Challenge videos.
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However, Mr Bolsonaro's candidacy, like that of Donald Trump in America, was promoted mainly by social media and by the news coverage he attracted.
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With so much news coverage treating the race like "Entertainment Tonight," the surveys seem to be measuring media hype as much as substantive support.
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The poll was conducted between October 25 and October 30, at the height of news coverage of the pipe bombs and the Pittsburgh shooting.
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There is no involvement by the news editors or reporters in any editorial or endorsement, nor does the editorial board influence the news coverage.
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Bollywood films pulled The renewed tensions unleashed a torrent of fury on social media and impassioned news coverage from both sides of the border.
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The unusually harsh decision against Gawker initially spurred discussion about press freedoms and how much power a litigious celebrity should have over news coverage.
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Then, he recognized Ajayi's home in television news coverage about the search for Lueck, who was reported missing on June 20, he told CNN.
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While news coverage of psychedelics tends to be positive today, the relationship between psychedelics and the media in the past was much more complicated.
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In the primary season, whenever news coverage would shift toward other Republican candidates for a few days, Trump would say or tweet something controversial.
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In 2001, a radio station that made a bad decision could expect a few angry phones calls, with some local news coverage at worst.
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Comey then paraded to a succession of congressional committees, some of which were taxpayer-financed partisan inquisitions, for hearings that received saturation news coverage.
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In an email to The Verge, a company spokesperson characterized them as little more than basic responses to the negative news coverage surrounding Theranos.
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It makes sense that CBSN would be added to the network's larger streaming service, given that its news coverage was already available via CBSNews.
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The leaks, however, have provided deep insight into the Trump administration and frequently drive news coverage of ongoing federal investigations into Russian election meddling.
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Sure enough, references to Labour's "bad-but-not-disastrous" results, and the Conservatives' damning result in Bury, popped up all over the news coverage.
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We mostly started off doing just straight news coverage, and realized that a lot of the things that were being quoted were not true.
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The mechanisms involved are complicated—tax policy combined with the arcane rules of the Senate do not exactly make for thrilling cable news coverage.
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He said he didn't come forward earlier because he didn't believe it would change anything, but then news coverage compelled him to speak up.
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The former vice president has been the front-runner in some early 6900 Democratic primary polls while drawing a constant stream of news coverage.
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Merkel, who is campaigning for a fourth term, can ill afford the images of chaos and disharmony that dominated news coverage of the summit.
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After checking out of the Trump hotel in New York, Legere took to Twitter to mock Trump, according to news coverage at the time.
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The overwhelming majority of the coverage Trump receives in the mainstream media—91 percent of network news coverage, according to one study—is negative.
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He also suggests requiring independent audits of party accounts, and making payment for news coverage a disqualifying offence, on a par with vote-rigging.
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"But thanks to this news coverage about what was happening in Sambuca and the region, everyone took notice of it and it just exploded."
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Earlier this week, Trump commended the show's ratings success in a tweet, suggesting it was linked to positive news coverage of his White House.
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And we take an in-depth look at a website focused on exposing what it considers to be news coverage stacked against Mrs. Clinton.
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While voter ID laws must be passed by lawmakers, guaranteeing news coverage and public debate, it's a snap to move or close polling locations.
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Other top pages included British and American news organizations that had broad news coverage, as well as pro-leave and pro-remain opinion columns.
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He says -- and tweets -- so many things on so many topics every day that he often steps on what should be positive news coverage.
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He posted a video of his method in August, and just about a week ago, circulated a new video that garnered widespread news coverage.
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It's no coincidence that the news coverage over the weekend was frequently accompanied by the oft-seen footage of the military parading through Pyongyang.
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While worries about the soybean market have been prevalent, there has been almost no news coverage of the sudden decline in projected soybean inventories.
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Despite what we may think based on local news coverage, violent crime victims are more likely to be young, low income, people of color.
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Like the best drama, "Icebox" is defined by its humanity, putting a face on asylum seekers in a way news coverage only occasionally does.
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In late 2016, Politico reported that Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, claimed to have struck a deal with Sinclair for favorable news coverage.
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A White House staffer who was in charge of tracking down and distributing positive news coverage about President Trump has resigned, according to Politico.
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According to Politico, former Trump aides said when news coverage during the campaign wasn't positive, they looked to certain outlets to plant positive stories.
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As the election comes closer, the Russian factor will be a major feature in news coverage, which will report about threats from the Kremlin.
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The award recognizes individuals who have made a positive impact on their newsrooms by increasing diversity and improving news coverage of the LGBTQ community.
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As news of the program has trickled out through outreach and news coverage, members of the community have offered their own items for lending.
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He had to reassemble it piecemeal in New York, and the resulting news coverage, and well-received production, brought Mr. Chen into the spotlight.
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It was also another example of how the president tries to barrel forward into another news cycle after a spate of unflattering news coverage.
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"It is our hope that some progress will be made toward restoring the page counts and news coverage among the weekly newspapers," he said.
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The kidnap and murder of a college student last month, followed by the murder of a young Roman Catholic deacon, drew intense news coverage.
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But as the news coverage moved on, Moscow was left to design a new assault: a 12-mile bridge between Russia's mainland and Crimea.
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But even men who weren't charged have been subjected to humiliating scrutiny and lurid news coverage, with their photos often posted on social media.
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And more serious news coverage often struggles to find clear enough language to explain the bait and switch, without seeming to lose its objectivity.
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A spike in coronavirus-related news coverage has drawn attention to advertisers' practice of blocking their ads from appearing around news they deem negative.
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The network's leaders had signaled, in the face of an expected Hillary Clinton victory in 2016, that it would re-emphasize straight news coverage.
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The affair Barry's resignation came after months of intense local news coverage about her relationship with the former head of her security detail, Sgt.
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Even if Joe Biden is badly trounced, it won't lead to a shocking potential downfall story that might have led the news coverage today.
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News organizations began keeping a running tally of pro-impeachment Democrats and providing lots of news coverage and air time to the standard-bearers.
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At TechCrunch, our startup news coverage drives a huge loyal following and is a major credibility point of pride for many early-stage founders.
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They fuel local news coverage, sometimes depicting funny or silly moments but, more often than not, showing a petty thief absconding with a box.
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One veteran on the beat told CNN of being "chewed out" by Pompeo in response to the person's news coverage of the State Department.
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The news media must double down on fair but aggressive news coverage, including scrutinizing the practices of those who don't have the same standards.
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Notice how the news coverage of the nation's gun culture, crafted by the big media corporations themselves, focuses on the actual guns and legislators.
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His comments are "defensive measures," Mr. Brafman wrote, from someone who sees himself as a target of the government and one-sided news coverage.
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Not many Post subscribers in 1961 were likely to miss the allusion to the child who'd gotten so much news coverage the previous autumn.
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Then you will use media literacy skills to compare and contrast news coverage of Somalia and young Somalis' representations of themselves and their country.
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In an interview, Mr. Chauthaiwale said that India was not trying to link its policies toward Amazon with concerns about The Post's news coverage.
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Then Officer Bulmer had a conversation with the chief of police, who lamented the run of bad news coverage that Topeka has had lately.
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Several Democratic senators have called on Trump to resign, adding fuel to a story that has dominated news coverage over the past two days.
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The post quickly went viral, earning more than 7.2 million online views in a week and news coverage in about 150 countries, Stuart said.
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News coverage by Bloomberg LP had its genesis in the markets — I'm sure it would get along just fine going back to its roots.
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But those matters continue to dominate news coverage in Canada, and they are what the reporters covering Mr. Trudeau's tour are asking him about.
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Future columns will address the struggles to fix this issue, news coverage, the widening gender gap, and the limited geographic, religious and ideological diversity.
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The president instead appears to be spending much of his weekend reacting to news coverage of the Russia indictments, which has riled him up.
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In other words, Trump should worry not because of bad news coverage but because there are real reasons to fear a recession is coming.
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He resisted national news coverage and tried for the most part to subvert his funnyman impulses to the solemn duties of his new role.
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In most news coverage, Ms. DeVos is depicted as a member of the Republican donor class and a leading advocate of school vouchers programs.
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So far, news coverage of the proposal has been defined by a focus on political questions: Will the proposal divide centrist and progressive Democrats?
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Director Comey must have known that his inconclusive letter would be received as a bombshell and dominate news coverage and lead to endless speculation.
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"As many of you know, this week there has been some news coverage about some of my past behavior," he wrote in the newsletter.
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The lawyers, this person said, always want to take a cautious route — even when Trump is receiving bad news coverage and fuming about it.
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Actor Jon Voight made a rousing speech about Prez-elect Trump, noting the harsh news coverage he's received from the start of the campaign.
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Trump has frequently used Twitter to lash out at critics or respond to news coverage he deems unfavorable, prompting criticism from Democrats about his temperament.
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"We have nothing against NDTV's news coverage ... they are accused of a financial fraud and its our duty to investigate," a senior CBI official said.
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To find legislators who remained in office after such scandals, VICE News reviewed local news coverage and used state officials' election records for primary results.
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On Saturday, the President in a tweet doubled down on what he called a "very good call" with Putin, knocking news coverage of Mueller's investigation.
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These could be specialist subjects, like Bitcoin, or local news coverage, if enough money can be raised to find a reporter in a specific area.
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I had been watching the news coverage when it first broke and continued as I got ready to leave the hotel for the day's sessions.
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A professor of political science and communication at the University of Illinois, Althaus&apos area of expertise is political opinion and news coverage of war.
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Intense news coverage followed every turn, and continued to follow both Bobbitts years into their lives afterward, from their divorce to relationships with other people.
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In his current role, he leads the network's afternoon breaking news coverage, ensuring that stories are presented on television in a fast and accurate manner.
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"It's always a challenge when you have a terrorist attack anywhere in the world, particularly in this age of 24/7 news coverage," he said.
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Did fanatics like ISIS materialize out of nowhere, snarling with hatred at the West, as much of American commentary and news coverage seems to indicate?
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The ways in which cable news coverage have skewed our national conversation is a huge topic, with grave consequences for the future of American democracy.
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Outrage over the deadly assault, messages of support for the victims and expressions of antipathy for the attacker have dominated social media and news coverage.
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As Lev Gudkov, head of the Levada Centre, an independent pollster, points out, Russian reactions depend almost entirely on the nature of the news coverage.
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If he flies off the handle over unfavorable news coverage of his administration, how will he handle a terrorist attack or Katrina-level natural disaster?
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Political leaders might quibble with the tone or emphasis of news coverage—Nixon was famous for this—but what, really, could they do about it?
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And much of the news coverage has shifted to claims that Trump has been making about the investigation rather than findings of the investigation itself.
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In this episode, Lisa Toney and Sienky Lallemand go overboard in trying to cover up their affair in a case that received national news coverage.
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Facebook's partnership with ABC means that its live stream will be interspersed with news coverage, so viewers won't ever be left without something to watch.
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Although news coverage now tends to focus on its shows, Netflix remains every bit as much an engineering company as it is a content company.
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He often shares news coverage that he thinks will catch Mr. Trump's attention, or perhaps draw his ire, according to several current and former officials.
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Recent news coverage reveals that Democrats in the Senate are split over the path they should take regarding rules governing the confirmation of federal judges.
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In mid-June, amid an onslaught of negative news coverage, he joked to a crowd that he would consider leaving the race for $5 billion.
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Following two mass shootings in the US over the weekend in Texas and Ohio, there's no short of news coverage from American outlets and newspapers.
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Brexit presents the perfect swirl of unpredictable forces: a potentially grave geopolitical risk that has provoked fratricide in Britain's ruling Conservative Party, dominating news coverage.
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Several members of Business Insider's editorial team who are regularly involved in the news coverage of Facebook received a solicitation to participate in the survey.
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LAURA HOLMES Brewster, N.Y. To the Editor: As a former newspaper reporter, I am saddened by the continuing blur between editorial commentary and news coverage.
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There is news coverage and there is finally some action being taken, but it feels muted to me as compared to Sandy Hook, for example.
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Much of it, especially a substantial stretch on the 2014 Ebola outbreak, is familiar, and a segment on the Zika virus duplicates recent news coverage.
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The anticipation of the hearings dominated cable news coverage early in the week, and the spectacle is expected to draw a large audience on Wednesday.
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"Without television news coverage, the civil rights movement would have been like a bird without wings, or a choir with a song," Lewis once said.
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The Thai military restricted news coverage of the draft Constitution, ensuring that there was no counternarrative that might portray it as a threat to democracy.
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