Not of the news media, by the news media and for the news media.
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That's why we use the news media format against the news media.
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Eventually, the fake news media would face the same headwinds as the real news media.
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News Media Alliance, a nonprofit advocacy group that represents more 2,000 news media organizations in the US and internationally
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It's also becoming clearer that measurements of "trust" in the news media don't really measure trust in the news media.
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While the news media is apt to blame pollsters for getting important elections wrong, the pollsters are just as likely to blame the news media.
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He's called the news media "fake news" enough to make the term almost ubiquitous, almost like a reflex, even among Americans who respect the news media.
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But the president still blamed it on the fake news media which I thought was very interesting, as you said, what, are we fake news media now?
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Then, as now, instead of getting the bigger story, some in the news media and quasi-news media published false and misleading narratives pushed by government interests.
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Their views on taxes, immigration and the news media are, word-for-word, his views on taxes, immigration and the news media — as endlessly repeated by Fox News.
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"In making the leap to disparage news media generally — without specifics — Sinclair has diminished trust in the news media overall," the letter obtained by the Poynter Institute reads.
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Trump's White House has frequently feuded with the news media, often over whether members of the national news media have put out false information on purpose for political reasons.
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President Trump continued to rip the news media on Saturday, saying the "fake and fraudulent news media" is trying to convince Republicans that he should not use social media.
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So excuse him if he wants to have a little fun with the news media when the news media comes buzzing at his door on a late-summer afternoon.
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And do you think the ability for the news media to keep track of this or focus attention on any one thing is a failure of the news media?
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But, the driving values of news media won't ever be fully realized in the algorithmic reality if the news media itself isn't actively developing solutions that shape the algorithmic reality.
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The Founding Fathers lived in an era when all the news media was sharply partisan (the notion of an impartial, nonpartisan news media originated only in the early 2628th century).
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" President Trump applauded: "The Fake News Media never fails.
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Following Trump's unhinged February press conference in which he lashed out against the "fake news" media, his campaign sent out a "Mainstream Media Accountability Survey" asking for supporters' thoughts on news media.
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He has also reportedly asked the agency for more time gathering members of the news media in the News Media Dialogue Group, which presents the press's standpoint on issues like journalist subpoenas.
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When it comes to public trust, both the president and the national news media suffer, with 44 percent and 43 percent of respondents saying they believe the president and the news media, respectively.
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"• Trump Savages News Media at Rally to Mark His 22th Day (April 23, 53): Describes how Mr. Trump celebrated his first 25 days in office by "savaging a familiar foe: the news media.
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Marks was not available to speak to the news media.
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The fake news media doesn't like talking about the economy.
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He also derided what he called the "fake news" media.
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During the first investigation, major news media let us down.
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Like Duterte, she is a critic of the news media.
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Somali officials confirmed the attacks to the local news media.
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The report was eventually leaked to the Indian news media.
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How does he really view journalists and the news media?
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Are you tired of doubting information from the news media?
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State news media have made no mention of the abductions.
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Watch your fake news media in action from earlier today.
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He has repeatedly blamed the news media for dishonest tactics.
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"It's the news media over and over again," Spicer said.
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News media, take heed: Don't add fuel to the fire.
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But action has also been taken against foreign news media.
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The disgruntlement may have led to leaks to news media.
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Instead, Mr. Lam decided to meet with the news media.
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We got very little credit from the fake news media.
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He chided the news media for taking it too seriously.
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But she was receiving scant news media coverage, and Mrs.
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And the news media is bearing down on the issue.
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The moves illustrated Trump's complicated relationship with the news media.
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"The Fake News Media is the real opposition," it concludes.
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Jim Rutenberg: Trump's attacks on the news media are working.
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Presidential debates and news media alike often shortchange foreign policy.
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A third leaked sealed court information to the news media.
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The inquiry was reported earlier by the Spanish news media.
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The news media would be wise to remember it, too.
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The podcast comment was covered widely in the news media.
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"THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA IS THE OPPOSITION PARTY," he tweeted.
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With me, hit hard instead by the Fake News Media.
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There are reasons to be dubious of the news media.
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The news media waited at a preliminary hearing in September.
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An increasingly polarized news media encourages voters to feel bad.
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Enough with sanctimony and moralism from the failing news media!
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When news media reports began identifying potential members of Mrs.
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This is a WH that is stonewalling the news media.
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They faulted the news media for not highlighting that Mrs.
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He won't address the news media until 2 p.m. Friday.
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The international news media were soon all over the story.
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It's the most coveted real estate for online news media.
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A parliamentary committee is reviewing challenges facing the news media.
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The news media has a role to play here too.
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Local news media identified the suspect as Luca Traini, 28.
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The news media often wrestles with this issue as well.
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At least 14 people were arrested, British news media reported.
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British news media reported that a police investigation was underway.
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The news media is under the constant watch of censors.
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It communicated quietly with the news media and government officials.
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News media outlets also reported the deaths of security officers.
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The kingdom has also cracked down on the news media.
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Does the news media focus too much on the latter?
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The news media was barred, enhancing the sense of occasion.
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A lot depends on how the news media handles it.
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His death was widely reported in the British news media.
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Mr. Comey learned of his firing from the news media.
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The local news media reported that the spokesman was Capt.
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He has again advised the news media to stay away.
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The budget typically receives heavy attention in the news media.
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News media reports said as many as four protesters died.
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Your every word isn't parsed by the national news media.
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The unrelenting attacks on the news media damage American democracy.
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After the trial, Weirich spoke to the local news media.
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News media have reported on insurers that are giving up.
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Ultimately, he said the news media should ignore Beckham's claim.
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It was news media coverage that would fill this void.
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The extremes disproportionately affect politicians, the news media and policy.
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Unlike the news media, though, protesters produce an undeniable reality.
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His government imprisoned democratic critics and censored the news media.
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Singh might distract news media attention from all other competitors.
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She couldn't handle basic policy questions from the news media.
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The news media has come under scrutiny in recent years.
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MIKE ISAAC Divided country, divided news media on the internet.
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Local news media reports said hundreds of people were detained.
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British news media reports said the cause was heart failure.
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Hatcher has not spoken to news media about the incident.
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He rarely spoke in public or to the news media.
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And there were affidavits, emails, letters and news media accounts.
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Mr. Agnew took on the news media with particular relish.
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However, news media organizations were not invited to the meeting.
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The Italian news media reported a death toll of 14.
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The shifting paperwork drew scrutiny from the local news media.
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The general's remarks were later leaked to the news media.
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The news media, it appeared, would not challenge its livelihood.
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For one thing, information could leak to the news media.
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But even though the revenues are so massive, and even though they have a correspondingly massive effect on the economy, the news media and even the financial news media rarely mentions these numbers at all.
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But the mainland news media rarely acknowledges that, Mr. Harrison said.
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The news media is complicit in inflating the sense of danger.
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How often have I read this story in major news media?
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News media at the time depicted Bundy as charming and charismatic.
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There might be a good reason for that – the news media.
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Alas, 2017 has been a rough year for the news media.
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The military police confirmed to local news media Grupo Globo's G1.
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Republicans don't trust the news media — unless it's Fox News. Shocker!
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Trump has mastered the news media and he won't let up.
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But state news media in China have faithfully documented his candidacy.
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Dr Bark thinks Big Pharma sponsors "70% of the news media".
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Thursday's flight included two extra navigators and several news media types.
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Like politicians and the news media, voters have short attention spans.
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The news media did not know what to make of it.
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Let's see what he says when they attack the news media.
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Oh, and this Fake News media is out of control. Sad!
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But how can news media ever compete with today's AI leaders?
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Would the news media be as artful as Making a Murderer?
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Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares!
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Everything you&aposre watching on the news media is all political.
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They've struggled to keep the news media interested in the case.
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Nordstrom, the news media, is there anyone he won't fight with?
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Questions that the American people, not just the news media, have.
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Nonetheless, the news media appears to believe the Democrats need help.
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The news media releases videos of the US military in flames.
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Everything plastered around the news media at the moment is negative.
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The news media has been a point of interest for Jobs.
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" Fake News Media had me calling Immigrants, or Illegal Immigrants, "Animals.
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For the news media, that number was 65 percent — and rising.
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The Israeli news media has reported accusations that on occasion Mrs.
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The local news media said Ekeng had had a heart attack.
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But that message needs to be reinforced through the news media.
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The local news media said two other people were rescued alive.
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There's no "fake news" media in either of those three sentences.
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Many news media companies have made changes similar to the library's.
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Previous news media surveys showed even less support for constitutional revision.
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The news media, he said, was determined to cover up Mrs.
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With me, hit hard instead by the Fake News Media. Crazy!
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In both of these instances, news media simply reported the facts.
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Sadly, will never be reported correctly by the Fake News. Media!
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So, yes, Trump bashes the "fake news" media at every turn.
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Conservative news media kept alive the memories of his radical days.
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The news media got their headlines, as did James Comey's Ego.
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My final piece of advice would be to the news media.
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President, it is not the fake news media that's your problem.
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Clinton, international corporations and the news media to block his candidacy.
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The judge instructed jurors not to talk to the news media.
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The attacks have received wide coverage in the Iranian news media.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump kept up his criticism of the news media.
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He conceded, though, that the news media cannot ignore Mr. Trump.
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His demonization of the news media won't fall on deaf ears.
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Soon Mr. Coburn started getting calls from the local news media.
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In China, such proceedings are typically closed to foreign news media.
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President Putin: Donald, like with security services, same with news media.
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He pummeled his favorite targets: Democrats and the "fake" news media.
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The "fake news media" is the enemy of the American people.
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The Venezuelan news media reported that the police used tear gas.
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Most of the news media did what the prime minister demanded.
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Even the compliant state news media cast doubt on the arrest.
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Kyrgios did not speak to the news media after the match.
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Create spectacle, using social media to get news media coverage. 2.
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They became public figures, much like those the news media scrutinized.
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The drama of their detention has riveted the Japanese news media.
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The local news media identified her as My Ut Trinh, 50.
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May's office, the Civil Service and the news media, among others.
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Mr. Strache also suggested undermining the independence of Austria's news media.
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The state news media have worked to reassure the country's consumers.
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On the campaign trail, the populists have dominated news media attention.
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These appalling details are rarely recounted in the major news media.
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Mr. Moro has been lionized by Brazil's right-wing news media.
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Dr. Barton did not speak to the news media on Wednesday.
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"DON'T BELIEVE IN THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA!" he wrote in Portuguese.
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Or so you'd think if you followed the Western news media.
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His brother's trial was closely followed in the French news media.
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This year's celebration will be muted, the British news media reported.
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Opinion Columnist Why doesn't the news media simply ignore Donald Trump?
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That journalism typically would've been accessible through ad-supported news media.
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Instead, he challenged the news media to ferret out the truth.
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The story consumed much of the Israeli news media on Friday.
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What other local news media outlets do you read or watch?
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Before long, more reports about spying emerged in the news media.
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Her death was reported only recently by the British news media.
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And then out of all people, news media blows it up.
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A similar statement was forwarded to news media outlets seeking comment.
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The same is true when it comes to the news media.
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Mr. Trump's attacks on the news media follow a political logic.
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The president and his supporters counter by blaming the news media.
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Rwanda's political opposition is all but eliminated, its news media silenced.
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Many have been smeared in stories in pro-state news media.
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As a result, the news media is broadly covering them, too.
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Ukrainian news media reported that 22 people declined to be traded.
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News media and political personalities who bet big on white backlash.
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Anonymous scouts quoted throughout the news media often rave even more.
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So, too, did the persistent denigration of the mainstream news media.
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The weakened news media is an easy mark for Mr. Trump.
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Q. This election has seen the death of impartial news media.
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"We know what the news media has done continuously," King said.
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The news media dutifully ground his determined seriousness into a cliché.
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He complained that the news media refused to acknowledge this fact.
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She got caught, just like the Fake News Media gets caught.
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It has received only modest attention in Japan's mainstream news media.
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Much of the news media, of course, appear to lack leaders.
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The hotel remained off limits to the news media and visitors.
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The state news media has painted him as a cunning schemer.
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But no moves against the news media were made until Tuesday.
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RETREAT - AND RETURN His interaction with the news media eventually diminished.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he ripped what he calls the "Fake News" media.
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This may be counter-intuitive, but when news media negates a conspiratorial frame, the people who are most open to such a conspiracy will want to self-investigate precisely because they don't trust the news media.
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Forty-six percent of rural Americans said they believed the news media to be the "enemy of the people," compared with 220006 percent of those who said the news media is a crucial part of democracy.
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The commander in chief said the jacket was an attempt to target the "fake news media," writing: "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?" written on the back of Melania's jacket, refers to the Fake News Media.
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Like education, both parties are pretty split on their support for the news media right now, with eight out of ten Republicans saying the news media is harming the country, and Democrats evenly divided on the question.
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The Irish news media have reported on both cases extensively, but without naming McGregor; Irish law restricts the news media from identifying individuals charged with rape unless they are convicted, which has not happened in either instance.
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And those infections were transmitted abroad, according to local news media reports.
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HOWARD KURTZ, FOX NEWS MEDIA ANALYST: By working 23 hours a day.
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The fake news media back there just doesn&apost talk about that.
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The Fake News Media has never been so wrong or so dirty.
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Kyaw Soe Oo said the news media were important for Myanmar's democracy.
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The subject: President Trump's increasingly extreme rhetorical attacks against the news media.
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He's a master of manipulating the news media and the art market.
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Defining an "issue" has proven messy outside the news media as well.
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He is intensifying his attacks on Democrats, the news media and Biden.
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Trump suggested the "Fake News Media" is not covering that potential fairly.
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Like, possibly the most incredible quote ever reported by the news media.
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And we know the news media will be eager to cover it.
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The caravan of candidates and news media are in New Hampshire today.
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The rest of the news media likes the new clouds too, apparently.
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News media traveling with the president-elect were kept off the grounds.
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Papers How the news media activate public expression and influence national agendas.
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Some critics have said his attacks on news media endanger press freedoms.
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They were sent to the news media, not to Mr. Todd's clients.
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Trump's tweets on Thursday were his latest attack on the news media.
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I wonder whether or not the Fake News Media will so report?
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Is Twitter Trump's last defense against the biased and "fake news" media?
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And the national news media isn't likely to ever get interested either.
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And that's eroding the brands of both Hollywood and the news media.
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Hollywood suffers from the same narcissism as much of the news media.
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You can read Pew's full State of the News Media report here.
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Navigating online news media in 2017 is at best a disorienting experience.
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News media: The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, and more
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The suspect was identified in the British news media as Thomas Mair.
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Pompeo will make remarks to the news media at 220006:2202 a.m.
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"I see this about the news media all the time," Hannity said.
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News media credentials did not bear familiar Trump campaign logos or slogans.
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The news media is especially unkind to perceptions of "failure" from Apple.
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The news media has distorted his message with cherry-picked sound bites.
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The members of the news media at Yankee Stadium did not flinch.
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Dr. Tun Lwin's last days were documented by the Myanmar news media.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka meets the news media at 9 a.m.
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If they don't, Trump won't have to destroy the American news media.
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There is good reason that much of America hates the news media.
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And the news media played a big role in this harassment too.
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The news media, another punching bag for the president, received only 22019%.
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In Ms. Weinstein's suicide story, the news media found a gold mine.
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The letter was reported on by news media covering the Cosby controversy.
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But the broader climate of attacks against the news media is undeniable.
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The news media will also play a role in constraining Mr. Trump.
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This week, they have settled on a new target: the news media.
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The president assailed the news media for its attention to the matter.
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The local news media reported that one Crown employee had been released.
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But the Chinese news media and internet users have been much blunter.
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"I am only against the fake news media or press," he said.
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"Everything's in order," Mr. Macri told the local news media this week.
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Two teenaged boys escaped by climbing out a window, news media reported.
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The news media reflects on the dynamics of a situation or issue.
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Protest assignments were divvied up, like sign making and news media outreach.
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Employees of his party's news media say their pay has become irregular.
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Those were for news media brands, but we're all brands now, right?
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" He went on to call the news media "vile, inaccurate, and useless.
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The photo was deleted on Friday after the news media spotted it.
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The Fake News Media...love to portray chaos in the White House.
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YOU'RE JUST GIVING TRUMP MORE AMMO ABOUT THE 'FAKE NEWS MEDIA!' pic.twitter.
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The authorities were also trying to tamp down foreign news media coverage.
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The state-run news media rarely airs criticisms of the detention system.
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He had planned to run again in 2019, local news media reported.
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So too, for some, were bad experiences dealing with the news media.
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Such conversations mostly took place out of earshot of the news media.
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But I think you must get better control over your news media.
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The players had decided only he would speak to the news media.
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In his native Pakistan, the news media voraciously covered the short film.
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The news media horde that scuffled and pushed before him was cranky.
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Initial Israeli news media reports said there was no damage or casualties.
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A weak, divided opposition helps him, as does a pliant news media.
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Immediately after the story ran, the Israel news media erupted in controversy.
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The apparent Russian support for Mr. Moore drew broad news media coverage.
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"I'm not like that," she told the French news media in 2013.
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And academia and news media have long positioned men as the experts.
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And sometimes victims are not identified as transgender in the news media.
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Mr. Burkle has flirted with buying news media companies in the past.
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By the end of the 1990s, the news media was identifying Mrs.
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At 3:20 am Eastern, he tweeted angrily about the news media.
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The news media today, however, has much dimmer support with the public.
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He blames his failures on the "Fake News" media and the Democrats.
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Has doing this show made you more skeptical of the news media?
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Mr. Moore was defiant, denying the charges and attacking the news media.
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The combination led to a blizzard of news media coverage in Sochi.
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Mudiay has not spoken to the news media in Denver all season.
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Will President Trump's attacks on the news media spur attendance, or hurt?
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi rarely grants interviews to the news media.
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I can see a similar inclination emerging in the local news media.
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President Trump, who has railed against the news media, condemned the attack.
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Local news media reported that it had later been raised to $115,000.
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Partisan spats appeared to dominate the reaction in the American news media.
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But a possible route was quickly identified by other Israeli news media.
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His invitation was first reported last week in the Sudanese news media.
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And 85% of whom say the news media has a negative effect.
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But another theme also emerged: Mr. Comey's interplay with the news media.
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Watched closely by the news media, each was linked romantically with others.
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Disappointingly, the news media keeps giving Bloomberg-funded research massive, uncritical coverage.
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He disparaged the paying public in comments to the news media afterward.
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" The president retweeted Goldman's statement, writing, "The Fake News Media never fails.
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In the 1990s the news media found a way around that queasiness.
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The president has blamed his own messengers and the "fake news" media.
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In a rare point of agreement, both campaigns faulted the news media.
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Mr. Lesin did clash with the remaining vestiges of independent news media.
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As recently as Wednesday, Trump tweeted criticism of the "fake news" media.
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Navigating the hurdles of changing news media habits will take exceptional fortitude.
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Mr. Trump's barrage against the news media continued well into Friday night.
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The vehicles drew some attention on social and local news media reports.
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The Syrian state news media denied that chemical weapons had been used.
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Also, it's a hoax perpetrated by the news media and the Democrats.
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At that point it became a hoax perpetrated by the news media.
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According to Israeli news media reports, he had recently converted to Islam.
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As ever, the news media loomed particularly large in Mr. Trump's mind.
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He avoided interviews with the independent news media during the campaign, however.
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"Breitbart fired a journalist to appease fake news media," Mike Cernovich tweeted.
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The silence from officials and in the state news media about Mrs.
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McCabe and his attorney were informed in advance of any news media.
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"That's all history for me," Pachulia said during Wednesday's news media session.
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The case received wide attention in the Chinese news media in 2012.
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And the entertainment news media will make sure it is never forgotten.
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"I am personally offended by the American news media," Gingrich told Politico.
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Instead, the broadcast highlighted a classic problem with the U.S. news media.
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For legacy news media operations to behave as outsiders could be invigorating.
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Out in the open is Mr. Trump's contempt for the news media.
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Trump also accused the "Fake News Media" of being "partners" of Democrats.
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The national news media does not dedicate enough time to this topic.
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"I'm not Muslim," Gutierrez told local news media after leaving the hearing.
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It is not unusual for news media to promote different story angles.
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A crush from the news media waited outside for a photo opportunity.
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His meetings with Catalonia's ravenous news media have also been consistently fractious.
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" Trump, of course, also tweeted a lot about the "Fake News media.
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The first lady's jacket inspires a tweet about the Fake News Media.
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What's next: Over two-thirds (69%) of U.S. adults who say they have lost trust in the news media over the past decade say their trust can be restored, according to Gallup's latest Indicators of News Media Trust study.
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But fighting with the news media has been a big winner on the campaign trail for Trump too, mostly because the wage earning class sees the news media, be it FOX or MSNBC, as ignoring and attacking them too.
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From afar, they perceive the news media coverage of Egypt as overly alarming.
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IJR is a conservative publication and a member of the News Media Alliance.
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The lying news media has been treating Trump very, very unfairly since Tuesday.
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The Fake News Media will also be there, but for a limited period.
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What happens if, because we&aposve seen these reports in the news media.
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In contrast, APN News & Media jumped 12 percent after a successful capital raising.
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I think it all goes back to the structure of the news media.
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National news media reported on the concerns, casting them in a harrowing light.
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Bouteflika held a cabinet meeting early on Tuesday, according to state news media.
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By Friday evening, all had been released, according to Turkish news media reports.
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To some in the news media, voter anger seems like a new phenomenon.
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You can see why the news media has latched on to the phrase.
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At one point, Barb Tadych complains about the "news media" focusing on Brendan.
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Coruscant might be lit up by bright advertisements, but there's no news media.
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Now that&aposs not the case and the rest of the news media.
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Why was the FBI giving so much information to the Fake News Media.
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The news media now face more allegations of liberal bias than ever before.
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Feb: Trump accuses the "FAKE NEWS media" of making up stories and sources.
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Trump supporters shared them as an indictment of the Fake News media (me).
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Other industries include accounting, health, law, marketing, nonprofit, news/media, sports and travel.
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Tuesday brought more drama and underscored the campaign's distrust of the news media.
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Sure, the news media is being combative too and it should be challenged.
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Facebook, Instagram, call our local news media outlets let's make some noise people!
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That hints at a more activism-focused network, compared with traditional news media.
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The news media are the enemy of the American people: 23 percent agree.
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The "fake news" media, for example, dominated the early part of his speech.
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His campaign has been fundraising off his battles with the "fake news" media.
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Other news media executives were waiting to see how the changes played out.
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News media credentials for the Derby totaled 2,200, compared with 2,000 in 2015.
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Some reports in the Indian news media put the toll at nearly 100.
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G.B.T. forces that have taken over big business, Hollywood and the news media.
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The Warriors issued roughly 350 credentials to the news media for Wednesday's game.
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Trump's presidential re-election campaign paid for the ad, U.S. news media reported.
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"I do not want it," he was quoted saying in local news media.
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The news media soon picked up Ms. Dunham's fumble and ran with it.
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Beijing is also gaining more control over city institutions like the news media.
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Mr. Karimov jailed or exiled his political opponents and muzzled the news media.
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Clinton and press his case that the news media is biased against him.
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The state-run news media speaks of the temple in almost mythical terms.
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"They're racially profiling, they're profiling, not us," he said of the news media.
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But when the news media conducts these surveys, the questions are often vague.
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The news media is a frequent target for Trump at his political rallies.
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They are both eagerly consulted by the French news media and government officials.
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But too often, the news media latch onto one finding while ignoring others.
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But none of the news media, neither national nor local, reported that fact.
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The national news media isn't a neutral observer in the gun control debate.
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The activist then suggested that the lawmaker was colluding with the news media.
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The footage of the party was never publicly discussed in Thailand's news media.
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Occasional public appearances sometimes make news in the German and Austrian news media.
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His influence extends to the news media: He owns The New York Observer.
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In some cases, they shared their versions of events with the news media.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE, INCLUDING THE HATERS AND THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA!
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Was it a message to the "fake news media," as her husband claimed?
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In fact, Adam Schiff, just as much as it infects the news media.
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Donald J. Trump often excoriates the news media, calling reporters dishonest or disgusting.
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Or 20 — if you consulted only reports in the mainland Chinese news media.
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Our media columnist writes that Mr. Trump and the news media are codependent.
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Manning was to speak to the news media on Monday at 1 p.m.
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News media should be among the first to start experimenting with smart content.
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Trump regularly mounts attacks on the news media and political opponents on Twitter.
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When you call it fake news you're undermining confidence in our news media.
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How important is it for the news media to depict and discuss this?
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Rose spoke only four words — "focused on the season" — to the news media.
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It is high time for the national news media to do some introspection.
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Fun for the news media and armchair pundits; chaos and tension for Republicans.
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Occasionally, though, she has been disheartened by the mistrust of the news media.
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But before long they grow listless as he complains about the news media.
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But they have sent shock through the nation's political and news media establishments.
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Multiple news media accounts said the players were detained on suspicion of shoplifting.
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The rapper's relationship with the news media has not always been so cozy.
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The digital landscape for local news media in New York is also unsettled.
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Why do you think the incident has received so much news media coverage?
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Before Hart, presidents had affairs but the news media mostly left them alone.
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Unlike her boss, attention from the news media was never something she sought.
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Critics of the news media, including the public editor of The Times, agreed.
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It was Sherman who held court with the news media week after week.
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State news media coverage in China has been noticeably positive about the talks.
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Mr. McCabe, as deputy director, had the authority to engage the news media.
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According to the news media, we have ruined things from marmalade to motorcycles.
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The news media coverage of the septuplets opened the Frustacis to some criticism.
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Yes, there were — but only because the news media let themselves get played.
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The British news media had called her "Newsgirl Nan" and ran disparaging headlines.
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The Fake News Media is crazed because they wanted me to excoriate him.
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Still, a lot will depend on how the news media handle dishonest attacks.
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" The Greek news media condemned the Turkish leader's stance as "provocative" and "unprecedented.
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Local news media reported that Mr. Meng had been treated for lung cancer.
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In addition, environmentalists say, the news media has cast the bears as villains.
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The network newscasts had lost relevance, thanks to cable and digital news media.
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They recorded footage of the visit, but did not notify any news media.
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The event was closed to the news media, but streamed live over Facebook.
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Mr. Ren spoke to the news media for the first time in 2013.
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William Barr did a skillful job of managing the news media this weekend.
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How was Belle Gunness's story received in the news media of the day?
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Not all have served those sentences, however, the local news media has reported.
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Local news media published home addresses for Ms. Martirosyan and her co-workers.
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The news media picked up on the findings, but not on the pushback.
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Soon, details about the discussion began to leak out in the news media.
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Above, the police chief in the city of Maastricht addressing the news media.
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She denounced the coarseness of our national moment by praising the news media.
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The president's allies in the conservative news media quickly jumped to his defense.
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He also criticized Mr. Obama's trade policies and treatment of the news media.
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Critics say the law intends to silence the news media and opposition groups.
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The divide between Republicans' and Democrats' perception of the news media is growing.
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The conservative news media has questioned the motives and truthfulness of his accusers.
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Unions and the news media were enablers, he said, as were charitable foundations.
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The German news media called the sudden burst of enthusiasm the Schulz effect.
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He also inexplicably tried to pin the oil plunge on the news media.
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" It wasn't immediately clear what provoked Trump's criticism of the "Fake News media.
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Will he restrain himself from chastising a Warriors teammate to the news media?
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At the time, his family had refused to speak to the news media.
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Some of the interns complained to the news media about their living conditions.
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Or perhaps our news media is like the little boy who cried Wolf.
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During the Mueller investigation, the Raskins declined to speak to the news media.
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Lying to the news media is one thing, but what about the clubhouse?
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Egypt denies the accusations but has refused news media access to the area.
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The impact of increased news media coverage also can't be ignored, Leisorowitz says.
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Mr. Netanyahu has a combative relationship with much of the Israeli news media.
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The lawsuit against BuzzFeed comes at a tense moment for the news media.
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And its loudest voices are intellectuals with platforms in the national news media.
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Witnesses told local news media they had seen flames coming from one engine.
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General Manager Jeff Gorton is expected to address the news media on Monday.
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Still others said the news media should not have written about Heimlich's past.
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The often news media-phobic Lynch has not spoken openly of his plans.
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Congress fares even worse than the news media in polling of confidence levels.
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She is also the founder of Loudist, a news media website based there.
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The sheriff's department released a recording of the video to the news media.
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"The news media gave him a lot of airtime," says PBS' Judy Woodruff.
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The Japanese news media said cameras showed him leaving his Tokyo home alone.
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But from news media reports and otherwise, we can figure out the gist.
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Still, none of this would work without the complicity of the news media.
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No, not his constituents: the news media, who made him what he is.
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The state-run news media has also sharpened its criticism of American politicians.
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Mr. Obama, like his successor, hasn't been afraid to criticize the news media.
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Repeatedly, Mr. Fillon expressed his contempt for and anger at the news media.
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The Fake News Media tries to make it look sooo big, & it's not!
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The company says it offers "alternative views" to the Western-dominated news media.
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News of the murders was buried in much of the local news media.
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Given their history with the news media, they appeared understandably wary at first.
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Once they did, some began calling and emailing the news media, he said.
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But I am only against the fake news media or press. Fake. Fake.
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In Zimbabwe, state news media reported that more than 100 people had died.
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Local news media reported that 21 police officers were injured in the clashes.
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The whole spectacle is emblematic of Trump's unusual relationship to the news media.
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In the Republican primaries, Donald Trump managed the news media to his advantage.
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When he met with members of the news media on Monday, Jackson praised Anthony.
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"The Fake News Media never fails," Trump tweeted on Saturday along with Goldman's tweet.
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Perhaps. But the problem is that the news media really have to be accurate.
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Trump has blamed U.S. news media of taking many his comments out of context.
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"A wonderful person who took tremendous abuse from the Fake News Media," Trump tweeted.
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The massive news media industrial complex has also been changing the importance of Iowa.
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After his arrest, coverage of his two trials made millions for the news media.
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Donald Trump's rhetoric about the "fake news media" positively encourages the mistreatment of journalists.
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And it could restore truth, and more importantly trust, in the news media landscape.
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Mr. Schroeder is no longer involved with the paper or News & Media Capital Group.
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Williams, addressing the news media hours later, rejected the suggestion of a nagging injury.
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These steps rely on the relationship between social media, news media, and search engines.
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And, of course, the news media could not get enough of it on Friday.
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Russia's state-controlled news media have largely made denials or ignored the allegations altogether.
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But the general's name disappeared from the North Korean news media after mid-January.
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This is why I, and the fake news media, made up this whole scandal.
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The Department of Justice leaked all of these details to friendly news media sources.
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This is why the Fake News Media has become the Enemy of the People.
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In terms of mountaineering, the news media tends to focus ad nauseam on Everest.
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To put it mildly, news media has been on the sidelines in AI development.
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As a result, the future of news media isn't anymore in its own hands.
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His criticisms of "fake news" are spurring a response from some news media outlets.
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CNN's reputation and brand are also among the best in all of news media.
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Other conservative groups have accused the news media of campaigning for Mr. Pruitt's ouster.
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REPORTER: When you call it "fake news," you're undermining confidence in our news media.
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When a country controls the news media, it then becomes a state-run media.
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The news media shouldn't let Trump's tweets decide what its lead stories will be.
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They probably won't believe [the] news media, trying to destroy me all these years.
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The fake news media is going crazy with their conspiracy theories and blind hatred.
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Political hypocrisy thrives on the short memories of the public and the news media.
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Gina is truly a Trumper ... 'cause she takes shots at the fake news media.
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Some news media outlets track readers to see how many articles they click on.
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Since the mid-'80s, he rarely spoke to the news media out of character.
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Members of the news media did not escape the president's acerbic sense of humor.
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Substandard running tracks — called "poisonous tracks" by the news media — are to be removed.
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Mr. Trump insisted he was only defending himself from questions from the news media.
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Republicans, more than Democrats, have used the news media as a foil for decades.
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Fox News "Media Buzz" host Howard Kurtz was the first to report Abramson's comments.
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Mr. McKenzie complains that the news media rarely captures the civil engagement of Muslims.
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Often, news media coverage of prostitution is sensationalized or one-dimensional, or plain disrespectful.
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Or at least that's what hacks in the news media like myself say, right?
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He did not take any shots during the portion the news media could watch.
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How many times can the news media falsely and hysterically sound the apocalypse alarm?
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The president also took a swipe at the news media and Democrats Sunday morning.
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The store's corporate office ordered that they be put back, local news media reported.
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The cringeworthy performance of the news media in recent weeks rightly troubles sensible Americans.
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The last regular White House briefing for the news media took place on Dec.
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The President later claimed she was taking a shot at the "fake news" media.
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In this climate, the news media has become a personal battleground for Mr. Netanyahu.
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With the apparent reduction in life-and-death drama, the news media turned away.
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The misguided coverage of the Mueller probe further diminishes credibility in the news media.
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His Thursday tweet was one in a series of attacks on the news media.
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Jennings, 26, will sign a one-year deal, according to multiple news media reports.
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One crucial check could be the news media — if we are up to it.
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The news media is under intense pressure to avoid any mistakes in projections tonight.
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It was, he said, an unrestrained rejection of politicians, lobbyists and the news media.
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The presidential election had obsessed the news media for a year and a half.
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Still, an armed escort for a news media bus was out of the ordinary.
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A search of the internet shows dozens of news media stories on the issue.
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This was not a narrow victory based on rights specific to the news media.
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A look at Middle Eastern news media shows that this idea is startlingly common.
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He has drawn praise, too, for his open, engaging style with the news media.
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Fox News "Media Buzz" host Howard Kurtz was the first to report Abramson's comments.
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Trump is learning the same hard lesson about the news media that Obama did.
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"If she is avoiding the news media, it is not avoiding her," Schneier writes.
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Citing law enforcement officials, multiple news media reports named the suspect as Patrick Crusius.
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ANGELO: Yes, the news media is awful and we all used to know that.
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Dealing with the news media, Carmody tried diffusing the pressure by being self-deprecating.
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The election of Trump guaranteed the news media would head into the twilight zone.
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Earlier news media reports had put the island's death toll as high as 2000.
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" And he has blasted the news media as the "enemy of the American people.
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But news media representatives were escorted out and not permitted to hear the discussions.
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One is the shallow and faulty information transmitted in the majority of news media.
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Here is more about Mr. Trump's relationships with the news media and The Times.
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Nevertheless, the Fake News Media will try to make the best out of it!
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Local news media reports said the bomber had targeted a bus carrying prison workers.
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While living on the streets, she said, she had little access to news media.
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The same low percentage has "a lot" of trust in the national news media.
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First, he denied having criticized her, then blamed the episode on the news media.
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But in the same breath, Mr. Khan insisted that the news media was free.
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In between his shots at the news media, he cycled through some favorite topics.
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High above the news media contingent, the 22016-foot-26 Porzingis hunched his shoulders.
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Mr. Khai's death was widely reported this week in Vietnam's state-controlled news media.
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Video of his rough treatment was shared widely online and in the news media.
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The news media, in Mr. Trump's telling, is denying him credit he is due.
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This is the greatest story that has ever existed for the news media business.
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It was not the first time that Mr. Prayuth had dumbfounded the news media.
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After the episode attracted widespread news media attention, the officer involved drew more scrutiny.
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Lawmakers also heard from David Chavern, the chief executive of the News Media Alliance.
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The news media has been notoriously reticent about showing graphic images of mass shootings.
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And everyone in the news media accepts this as the normal state of affairs.
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It was the deadliest single attack on the news media in recent American history.
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We're here with David Chavern, the president and CEO of the News Media Alliance.
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His postseason success and his popularity with the news media also bolster his case.
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That's especially so when it comes to Trump's codependent relationship with the news media.
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The policewoman was identified in the Chilean news media as Ana Belén Aguilera Casas.
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"Trump is being massively humiliated worldwide," a commentary in the state news media said.
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Mr. Trump touted gains in the economy and railed against a "corrupt" news media.
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And British news media reports late Thursday said unionists intended to vote against Mrs.
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Finally: The news media, especially cable news, needs to do some major soul-searching.
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To announce its filing, Huawei's legal team turned to the American news media twice.
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He has made several incendiary comments and repeatedly sparred with the state's news media.
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Indian news media reported several people had died, including some killed by flying debris.
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The state news media often shows top-ranking officials listening reverentially when she speaks.
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Tour guidelines generally bar chair umpires from speaking with members of the news media.
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She blamed the Democrats and the news media for deflecting from the president's accomplishments.
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It's not all the doom and gloom he gets from the national news media.
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I ask the news media to report on what is being censored in Venezuela.
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Local news media outlets reported the departure of the diplomat, citing anonymous official sources.
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The websites of the campaigns and major news media outlets are operating like normal.
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He has fought with the Mexican news media, accusing it of corruption and bias.
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Many tried to keep a low profile and avoided talking to the news media.
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The contents of the email have been widely reported by the local news media.
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The players like him, and he presents the team well with the news media.
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His threats against the news media (including even search engines) offend First Amendment values.
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The continental news media, too, have noticed that the British government is falling apart.
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Ms. Mo was shown in state news media reports standing solemnly in a courtroom.
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She saw reporters from various Massachusetts news media outlets there to finally pay attention.
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Chinese students reported the map to Chinese-language news media, describing it as inaccurate.
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The president dismissed complaints about the federal response as distortions from the news media.
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The news media, though, is far from the first target of Mr. Musk's ire.
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The British royal family has long had a symbiotic relationship with the news media.
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Tesla shares fell after word of the email was reported in the news media.
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That divide, she said, was being "exploited" both by Republicans and the news media.
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Trump's presidency has coincided with a historic divide in trust toward the news media.
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Meanwhile, the conflicting sides have been waging proxy battles through friendly news media outlets.
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He said Mr. Trump often prefers a "counterintuitive" approach when addressing the news media.
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News media reports identified her either as Elke V. or by her full name.
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Italian news media reported that Ms. Scomazzonn had fractured a foot and an elbow.
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"Pompeo said she&aposs another example of the &aposunhinged&apos news media," Goldberg said.
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Moscow's state-controlled news media, meanwhile, remained enthralled with Mr. Macron's far-right opponent.
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They responded immediately; they were out talking to the news media the next day.
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And he received less scrutiny from the news media than he might have otherwise.
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Russia was in talks with China about evacuating its citizens, local news media reported.
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Still, Mr. Burr's distaste for the news media is well known at the Capitol.
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With BLKNWS, Joseph combats the racist and one-dimensional gaze of the news media.
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"Rasmussen just came out at 51% Approval despite the Fake News Media," Trump tweeted.
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Nor should the news media measure itself against any one campaign's definition of fairness.
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It was unusual behavior for a woman who was once a news media darling.
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Deservedly, China's business news media has named him the No.1 CEO in 2018.
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News media are regularly denigrated as "fake news" and labeled enemies of the people.
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But as the number of protesters started increasing, the official news media fell silent.
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Nor did Mr. Trump criticize one of his favorite foils, the "fake news" media.
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"This is a routine event for the army," he told the Greek news media.
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Local news media reported Sergeant Jakkrapanth was a specialist in long-range sniper fire.
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The murder generated outrage in India and dominated headlines in the news media there.
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SK officials and lawyers opened an office near his prison, local news media said.
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As usual, Mr. Trump found his voice by tweeting angrily about the news media.
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And he blamed the news media for overstating the tension between the two campaigns.
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The economic calamity that has befallen news media, especially newspapers, has been well documented.
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Griffin glanced at the news media scrum but had no intention of joining it.
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Now we have a president who calls the news media the enemy of America.
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No wonder Mr. Putin and his news media view the meeting as a triumph.
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A clip of the episode soon spread widely online and in the news media.
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Since then, the Ramapoughs' events have seen scant news media attention and thinning crowds.
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Due to the success of the company, he branched out into the news media.
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He did not mention leaks to the news media, the fixation of his predecessor.
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When the company threatened to close his store, he went to the news media.
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All mayors have periods of tension with the news media, especially in New York.
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Its state-run news media called on the two Koreas to work toward reunification.
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Even then, Mr. Greenberg lashed out against the news media coverage of the settlement.
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The Saudi news media described the attack as a Houthi attempt to assassinate him.
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The police officers involved were under instructions not to talk to the news media.
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The news media blackout was nothing unusual in the annals of presidential free time.
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Syrian state news media reported Mr. Trump's election, emphasizing that Russia had supported him.
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He said the news media have a responsibility to set the national political tone.
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More substantively, there's the matter of their Old Testament fury at the news media.
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And the left has traditionally had intense ideological debates in the mainstream news media.
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"It's hard to talk right now," Day said as he faced the news media.
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State news media reported that the attack damaged cars and houses in the area.
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Like his Latin American populist cousins, Mr. Trump shows contempt for the news media.
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The news media, for the most part, did not even report the election results.
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As a developer and reality show star, he lobbied the news media for coverage.
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They were not, and they had new demands to share with the news media.
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He dismissed reports about his associates' contacts with Russia, and berated the news media.
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The owner, James L. Dolan, can go years without engaging with the news media.
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The image, taken from airport security videos, was leaked to the local news media.
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More than 100 people have been arrested so far, the local news media reported.
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Only a handful cited congressional Democrats or the news media, frequent targets of Trump.
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The poll also finds partisan divides regarding the national news media and labor unions.
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"Meet the Press" speculates on how the news media will cover the Trump presidency.
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He was a reliable source of information — and strong opinions — for the news media.
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Her private emails were stolen, published online and picked apart by the news media.
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That figure, to some, highlights the challenges that these legacy news media organizations face.
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That figure, to some, highlights the challenges that these legacy news media organizations face.
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Mr. Zarif's arrival on Sunday caught many diplomats and the news media by surprise.
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Mr. Zarif's arrival on Sunday caught many diplomats and the news media by surprise.
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Multiple news media reports said the deal was worth $100 million over three years.
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The Chinese news media also warned of the dangers of turning away from vaccines.
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But his assertions confused both South Korean officials and the South Korean news media.
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Trafficking experts told the news media they had not heard of such an episode.
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Plenty of news media outlets had written breathlessly about hot new gadgets and apps.
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Such people dominate our universities, tech companies, publishers, nonprofits, entertainment studios, and news media.
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Unfortunately, the country's news media is often unable to speak plainly about the issue.
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Broader dissent is largely stifled through the control of news media and social networks.
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Mr. Arpaio defied the injunction for years, boasting about it to the news media.
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Trump returned home, the East Wing chided the news media for veering off topic.
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He also took a swipe at the "Fake News Media" for not crediting him.
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Its main targets are armed forces, the defense industry, news media, politicians, and dissidents.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Trump tweeted again about his thoughts on the "fake news" media.
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LG: He's filing furiously right now, as are a lot of the news media.
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The Pew Research Center's latest annual State of the News Media report underlines how successful technology giants continue to be at creaming off digital ad profits, even as traditional news media faces ever intensifying pressure to find a way to sustainably fund journalism.
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As Air Force One carried Mr. Trump to Helsinki for the meetings with Mr. Putin, who has cracked down on the news media and been accused of jailing reporters and having them killed, Mr. Trump lashed out at the American news media.
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The Pew data raises questions for pollsters, particularly those commissioned by mainstream news media organizations.
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He said he did not want to give up his work in the news media.
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These constantly wrong in the fake news media, these overpaid lazy so-called journalists -- really?
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At this point you either believe President Trump or the news media that cover him.
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"He's condemned for showing us what the fake news media won't," Duke wrote on Twitter.
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President Trump says the first lady was taking a swipe at the 'fake news media.
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The lawyers said that Trump's "prejudicial and improper statements" were widely reported by news media.
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Just some very normal and real stuff that the fake news media won't talk about.
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And all the news media says now he changed, they think, out of pure opportunism.
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More than other modern presidents, Trump has treated the news media as an opposition party.
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" Her husband, on the other hand, tweeted that it referred "to the Fake News Media.
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Local news media obtained security footage from the zoo that shows the husky carrying carcasses.
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If the news media serves only as a mouthpiece, then our democracy is truly lost.
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It's all the Fake News Media, and that's why nobody believes in them any more.
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Till now, major tech companies impacted have not replied to requests from the news media.
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They're invaluable fodder for the 24/7 news media to discuss during yearlong presidential campaigns.
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And to find out what the experts think, we typically rely on the news media.
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He blamed the news media, of course, for not covering his second-place win sufficiently.
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Residents told the local news media that the source was most likely an untended field.
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That it was about a president angry with the news media for making stories up?
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Reporters broke with a widespread taboo of the Arab news media by interviewing Israeli officials.
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The news media has the duty to seriously scrutinize the health of a presidential candidate.
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" (It doesn't.) He accused the news media of inventing sources: "There are no seven sources.
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On Wednesday, the president accused the "Fake News Media" of hurting him in the polls.
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Later, he took another jab at his one of his favorite targets, the news media.
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Erdogan was reportedly broadcasting from an undisclosed location after national news media outlets were censored.
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In any of the above scenarios, the news media is pretty much a guaranteed winner.
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The outreach program comes amid growing tensions between the news media and the Trump administration.
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And that ludicrous argument is pervasive in American politics and in the news media today.
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Since Election Day, social and news media have been filled with reports of hate crimes.
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Cosby several times brought up what he described as unfair coverage by the news media.
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A total can job, playing the Fake News Media for Fools (but they know it)!
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After the election, he said that only the news media cared about seeing the documents.
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None of this is to say that the news media should not be constantly critiqued.
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The news media have few inhibitions left about using private scenes to humble the famous.
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I've done 11 internships over the last eight years, most of them in news media.
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But my hope is that we'll come out of this with a healthier news media.
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Clearly, the news media were not prepared to cover a cartoon character running for president.
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Making journalism great again Recent years have not been kind to the traditional news media.
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The international news media had a field day reporting on the neo-Nazi soccer hooligans.
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Nadal's coach and uncle, Toni Nadal, called Bachelot "an imbecile," according to Spanish news media.
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Officer Pang said he had granted interviews to news media outlets from around the world.
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Pictures released Tuesday by the North Korean state news media seemed to support that theory.
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The British news media named him "the Kremlin's banker," a role he denies having played.
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"It was amazing," Reyes said, speaking to about 25 members of the news media afterward.
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More than 7,000 foreign nongovernmental groups operate in China, according to the state news media.
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News media outlets reported he was armed with a semi-automatic rifle and several handguns.
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But that has not stopped the Korean news media from reporting on supposed fan deaths.
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Still, it earned news media coverage from CNBC, The New York Post and Fox News.
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The president is actively fighting back over Twitter and in interviews with the news media.
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A total con job, playing the Fake News Media for Fools (but they know it!).
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For the most part, fans and the news media look exclusively at wins and losses.
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The company earned a stunning $9 billion valuation and an abundance of news media attention.
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Americans increasingly distrust the government, the news media, and our systems of education and law.
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" Trump has repeatedly referred to the "fake news media" as the "enemy of the people.
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The team declined to make Newton available to the news media, citing the concussion protocol.
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We can debate whether the "corporate" news media is as left-leaning as critics claim.
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The goal was for the news media to do more than just report the facts.
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China has placed tight restrictions on foreign news media coverage of the entire summit meeting.
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The president has instead blamed Federal Reserve and the "Fake News Media" for Wednesday's downturn.
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Goldberg declined to release details of the evidence to the news media, citing privacy concerns.
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"I have no powers of clairvoyance like you geniuses in the news media," he said.
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Israeli news media reported that he had died in a hospital after a long illness.
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Many in the news media blindly accepted the FBI's background insistences that Hatfill was guilty.
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In November 2010, when WikiLeaks and its news media partners began publishing the cables, Mrs.
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His comments, to a closed session, were published on Saturday by the state news media.
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"The Fake News Media has never been so wrong or so dirty," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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Both episodes have been referred to Australian intelligence officials, according to the Australian news media.
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The news media has taken part in a campaign to "delegitimize" 2020 Democratic hopeful Rep.
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He views a free, unbiased news media as an enemy to be derided and tamed.
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But what was on display across the news media was really a failure of imagination.
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The stunning outcome was unforeseen, undercutting the credibility of much of the American news media.
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The Somali news media reported that a second raid was conducted in Saakow on Saturday.
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Somalia's news media also said senior Shabab leaders had been killed in operations in Saakow.
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"They don't need politicians in Washington, the national news media, telling them what to do."
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They don't need politicians in Washington, the national news media, telling them what to do.
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State-run news media like China National Radio picked up the "kiss the boss" story.
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Granted, the professional athletes have hours to themselves when the news media is not present.
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Most of them took part in public debates and took questions from the news media.
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His anti-polling and anti-news media message is quickly catching on with his supporters.
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Stories of suicides by children in such circumstances surface periodically in the Chinese news media.
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To this day, the fake news media call Trump every epithet they can conjure up.
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She said the news media had been "stacking the deck against Trump" before the election.
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PHILADELPHIA — The American news media is wildly overplaying Russia's role in a major email leak.
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"The efforts to brand 'mainstream news media' as 'fake news' have largely failed," Kantar said.
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The reaction in the German news media has largely been positive, with a few exceptions.
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Trump shares her husband's grievances about how the Trumps are covered in the news media.
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Curry did not address reporters after Monday's scrimmage, which was closed to the news media.
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Defense Ministry officials have told the local news media that Afghan aircraft were responsible. Maj.
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Britain granted Ms. Yingluck a 10-year visa in May, according to news media reports.
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The fake-news media machine will do everything in their power to prop her up.
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Justices often do not perform the way partisans and the news media expect them to.
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But it's also because they can still count on enablers in the mainstream news media.
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It might, in part because those same news media still dance to the haters' tune.
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I wrote about Oidvin's travails, and the Norwegian news media picked up on the saga.
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It underscored yet another day of tensions between the White House and the news media.
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The murder generated immense outrage in India and dominated headlines in the news media there.
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Official news media routinely point to the corruption and failings they see in Western democracies.
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Ultimately, amid scrutiny from the news media, Mr. Comey pressured Mr. McCabe to recuse himself.
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After the crash was reported, Mr. Basaran went to Iran, the Turkish news media reported.
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Here's a look at how the Chinese and North Korean news media portrayed the meeting.
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The Chinese and the North Korean news media portrayed the two countries as ideological comrades.
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In one February conversation, the two men discussed leaks in the news media at length.
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The gunman shouted, "Allahu akbar" and began firing, a priest told the local news media.
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They said that he lied to federal investigators about his contacts with the news media.
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"They thought it was a publicity stunt," Ms. Trump said of a disdainful news media.
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He regularly threatens to sue adversaries and rewrite libel laws to punish news media organizations.
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Gilbert was fatally shot by the police in 2013, according to the Dominican news media.
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Family and friends are being awarded government contracts, and the news media is being neutered.
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After personal stories surfaced in the British news media, the government backed down and apologized.
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Members of the news media were not allowed to record or film at Friday's hearing.
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Often, these messages come directly from Russian news media and are repeated and amplified elsewhere.
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Nearly impossible to imagine today, there were no photographs flashed instantly to the news media.
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A curfew was imposed in Pulwama town and surrounding areas, according to news media reports.
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News media reports have said Turner, a landscaper, and Sherra Wright attended the same church.
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He quickly began sending updates to the news media, keeping at it until 1 a.m.
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Clinton, Barack Obama, the "fake news" media, his bitter disappointment with Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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White sheets were lowered to block outsiders and the news media from viewing the proceedings.
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Mr. Malaspina's business partner, Nino Pangrazio, confirmed the death in statements to the news media.
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Xavier Bettel, the prime minister of Luxembourg, was speaking to the news media when Mrs.
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His mother, Beatrice Roberson, has declined all news media requests for interviews, Mr. Kulis said.
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Some news media accounts said he felt his surname might be misspelled in the press.
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Some believe he stands up for Christian values, and they don't believe the news media.
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Those include women's right to work and education, as well as an independent news media.
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"The ice was, and still is, very thin," Sergeant Cannon told the local news media.
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I got to spend three straight days blasting his retrograde policies in the news media.
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The plan was drafted in secret, but almost immediately leaked to the Japanese news media.
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Many of the 11 episodes Mr. Mueller detailed had been reported in the news media.
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In retaliation, Russia passed a law to designate international news media companies as foreign agents.
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Ms. Stein also blames "Democratic operatives" for years of unfavorable coverage in the news media.
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She was identified in the Israeli news media only as a foreign worker from Thailand.
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Members of the Mexican news media were openly hostile to him and his tactical choices.
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They also underline the pivotal role the news media can play in shaping public sympathies.
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But the effort to expose them has extended beyond the courtroom and the news media.
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And major news media outlets established teams of fact checkers to protect against fake news.
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But Jeter delights in misdirection with the news media, so his true intention is unknown.
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State news media outlets say they are accused of belonging to the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
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The news media should be stepping up to provide the information needs of a democracy.
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The Yankees are parading their candidates in front of the news media, one by one.
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The Marine was three times over the legal blood-alcohol limit, local news media said.
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"Our related units are following the issue," he said, according to the Turkish news media.
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The comments, published by state news media, did not identify the source of the attack.
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You'd probably be able to read about all these changes in a revived news media.
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Local residents told the Mexican news media that it had been stashed in a field.
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The news media talk about nothing else, and add alarming images to make their point.
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He spoke at the United Nations, to politicians in Washington and to the news media.
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To be honest, I didn't notice at the time, and neither did the news media.
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Several news media reports said that Richardson had used sexually suggestive language and racial slurs.
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Chinese officials and the state news media have denounced the protests as a separatist movement.
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He started off small but became a near-immediate darling of the downtown news media.
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The W.H.O. group began field inspections on Monday, according to China's state-run news media.
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Civil society remains vibrant, and there are still many critical voices in the news media.
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The group has a history conducting undercover sting operations against members of the news media.
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Australian news media reported that 11 passengers tackled the man in order to restrain him.
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Such stories about pets in Britain tend to get outsize attention in the news media.
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David Sirota's job is to remind the candidate's supporters why he dislikes the news media.
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Pence followed Spicer at the press conference with another direct attack on the news media.
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The sequence of events was captured on video by local news media covering the game.
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The social media site's relationship with the news media is, at best, in frenemy territory.
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Still, there are many parts of the news media that will provide straight, neutral coverage.
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A substantial percentage of the 250,000 cables consisted of articles published in local news media.
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Trump has frequently used his Twitter account to attack the accuracy of the news media.
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President Trump has, in the extreme, railed against the news media and other political enemies.
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Following revelations of the massacre in the news media, the Army undertook an official investigation.
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The news media had pressed for the immediate release of the names after a verdict.
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His demeanor then will likely be watched closely by both voters and the news media.
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The government-controlled news media, in brassy editorials, has urged boycotts of South Korean products.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, pledged "harsh retaliation," according to Iran's state news media.
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Asked how Prince Harry would fare in the British news media, Mr. Edwards was foreboding.
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It may also help explain how the news media got here in the first place.
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Iranian news media reported the attacks hours after the remains of the commander, Maj. Gen.
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Perhaps the biggest amplification of disinformation, Mr. Decker said, can come from news media reports.
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Iranian news media reported the attacks hours after the remains of the commander, Maj. Gen.
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Chinese news media said North Korea and other issues were discussed in the phone call.
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Mr. Xi's session with Mr. Brown was covered extensively by the government-controlled news media.
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Mr. Wohl later wrote on Twitter that the news media was trying to smear him.
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And like Ms. Le Pen, Mr. Mélenchon regularly attacked the news media during the campaign.
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The approach has been reported in the news media, and perhaps you've heard of it.
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I count, I count these things, how often they come back in the news media.
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The local news media insists that he is helping with an important investigation in China.
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This particular relationship between the government and the news media arose during the Putin years.
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At the time, the news media on both sides of the Pacific provided scant coverage.
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" Trump has repeatedly clashed with news media, labeling unfavorable coverage of his administration "fake news.
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But the mainstream news media long ago forfeited any right to be sanctimonious about that.
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Gone is the annual party for the news media, a tradition Trump scrapped last year.
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That doesn't mean that violence is not a crucial issue facing the American news media.
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A ferocious news media environment has been hazardous for many celebrities associated with Mr. Trump.
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That long stretch without a real news media grilling did not do him much harm.
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This gave the news media, cordoned off a few feet away, time to shout questions.
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The sequence of events was captured on video by local news media covering the game.
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Viewers and readers need us in the news media to keep zooming out, way out.
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The specifics could also be leaked anonymously to the news media, despite the secrecy laws.
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Despite inherent tensions, a symbiosis between government and the news media has long been evident.
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Besides, it's not too hard to find left-of-center perspectives in the news media.
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Seeking to shift the narrative, the president focused on the leaks to the news media.
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"The Fake News Media is crazed because they wanted me to excoriate him," Trump tweeted.
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For the news media and official Washington, the danger will be normalizing appointments like Bannon's.
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There were also reports in state news media of rebel shelling of government-held areas.
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Washington should publically "out" Russian activities targeting our election systems, news media, and social media.
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Expect them to negotiate in private and through the news media in the coming days.
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The Brazilian news media later reported that much of the meat sold there was imported.
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Ms. Jespersen's family told Danish news media that she had traveled to Morocco on Dec.
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Bee is excited — but she's not optimistic about how the news media will cover them.
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Mr. Chavern is president of the News Media Alliance, a trade association for news publishers.
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Her death was reported by the Russian news media, which said the cause was cancer.
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The refurbished industrial building housed the offices of several news media companies and swanky restaurants.
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In it, Mr. Khashoggi criticized government control of the news media in the Arab world.
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Critics, taking news media reports of the nomination at face value, pounced on Mr. Abe.
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Eventually, Mr. Newsom backtracked and blamed the news media for overstating the change of plan.
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"I can't hear you," the Russian envoy said, and the news media was ushered out.
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They say he's getting a raw deal from the news media and Republicans in Washington.
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The same poll taken in 1976 showed 72 percent of Americans trusted the news media.
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State news media, at first barred from covering the protests, have begun reporting on them.
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Is the Special Counsel/Justice Department leaking my lawyers letters to the Fake News Media?
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All that said, Trump likely benefited from how the news media covered the primary campaign.
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The new platforms were not designed for the purpose of being a news media vehicle.
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It seems mainstream news media has just discovered that violence against black trans women exists.
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Joseph McCarthy essentially held the country's news media hostage — not that the news media minded too much — with tantalizing references to his supposed lists of communist spies, traitors who comprised a network of underground subversives, working to erode the moral foundations of American life.
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She declined to give her name, saying she was unauthorized to speak to the news media.
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Antagonism toward the news media is, of course, the standard posture for politicians, especially insurgent candidates.
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There are times it has taken him more than an hour before addressing the news media.
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Bannon outlined some of that vision in rare interview with Breitbart News Media after the election.
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"The fake news media is going crazy with their conspiracy theories and blind hatred," he wrote.
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On the campaign trail, Trump threatened to open up libel laws to intimidate the news media.
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And when they do, it'll be better for the administration, the news media, and the country.
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Well, first off, the caravan is much bigger than the fake news media is telling you.
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The conventions used to be crucially significant news events, so the news media covers them extensively.
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David Chavern, President and CEO of the News Media Alliance, echoed Kint's remarks in a statement.
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And Chinese news media warned that deploying THAAD in South Korea could ignite an arms race.
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Local news media reported that some sympathetic residents distributed blankets and food to the protesting refugees.
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News media will be exempt from the requirement, as will videos made for satire or parody.
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Is this her take on the "fake news" media, as some people on Twitter have speculated?
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Others parroted the Trump administration's relentless attacks on the news media in creepy, seemingly-lobotomized unison.
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One possible explanation is news media coverage, which is an overlooked advantage of the party's establishment.
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In response, Twitter said Monday it would no longer accept advertising from state-controlled news media.
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Twitter told Reuters on Monday it would no longer accept advertising from state-controlled news media.
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They should encourage more oversight of these sites, from government agencies and from the news media.
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She initially was described by local authorities and news media as a man in a dress.
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Palestinian news media reports identified them as Ahmad Zakarna, Muhammad Kamil and Ahmad Abu al-Rub.
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The subject would be "safeguarding citizens' rights on social or online news media platforms," it added.
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"There was relentless speculation in the news media about the President's personal culpability," Barr said Thursday.
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Kennedy faced much less criticism from the news media than Reagan, but skepticism was still high.
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" Trump also tweeted that the "Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares!
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" President Trump weighed in, tweeting that her jacket was a message for the "fake news media.
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"The major tech platforms act as our regulators," News Media Alliance CEO David Chavern tells Axios.
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It shows why I have said over and over, news media, journalism in America is dead.
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Advertising rates should drop accordingly for news media, as viewers turn to their regularly scheduled programming.
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Palin could be a significant help to Mr. Trump, certainly in terms of news media attention.
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It dramatised observations and situations that the news media could never find a way to discuss.
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This transformation, augmenting human intelligence with machines, will be crucial for the future of news media.
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Because, again, if Steven were freed, the news media would ensure that everyone knew about it.
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Authorities and news media repeatedly urged people to stay inside and turn on the air conditioning.
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The atomization of the news media has corroded our public discourse in a pretty profound way.
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So the political discourse as arbitrated by the news media, now — 'If it's complicated, screw you.
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According to multiple news media reports on Monday, Wilson will not be suspended for the hit.
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And part two is the dangers that the president faces starting with the fake news media.
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The news media has succeeded in falsely portraying most Republicans as opposing a decent American infrastructure.
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FBI overhauls media policy amid controversy over alleged leaks, restricting contacts between news media and employees.
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Defense lawyers are asking Martinez to bar Dear from having any contact with the news media.
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He also has spent a majority of his presidency trying to take down the news media.
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The worst conduct is coming from the Democrats and their usual allies in the news media.
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Especially if the nation and the news media are hit with social media fatigue by Trump.
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Republicans also plan to ask her about classified leaks that have appeared in the news media.
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County officials were reportedly unhappy with how they felt the news media portrayed the initial findings.
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I got severely criticized by the Fake News Media for being too nice to President Putin.
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The president's boosters in conservative news media were delivering this message while witnesses were still testifying.
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" President Donald Trump insisted there was one, tweeting that it "refers to the Fake News Media.
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While he had some choice words for the "fake news" media, Ritchie — who's performing a Sept.
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Paul Krugman How will the news media handle the battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump?
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