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In Uncertain US Election, 2 Top Newspapers Refuse To Pick Sides
Days ahead of a close presidential election, two of the most prestigious liberal American newspapers have declined to give their usual endorsements to the Democratic Party candidate, sparking furious reactions.
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Sally Buzbee, First Woman Editor Of Washington Post In 150 Years, Resigns
The executive editor of the Washington Post, Sally Buzbee, has abruptly stepped down from the role, as the storied American newspaper undergoes a major restructuring, its chief executive said late Sunday.
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"Glad To Be Your Partner": NASA Chief's Praise For India's Chandrayaan-3 Landing
American politicians, newspapers and space research institutions hailed India Wednesday on the successful moon landing of Chandrayaan-3 as the country entered the elite club of three other nations that have a rover on moon.
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US Media Covers PM Modi's State Visit With Focus On Tech, Defence Deals
Leading American newspapers highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first state visit to the US, with prominent coverage including reports on technology and defence agreements signed between the two countries.
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Newspapers Drop 'Dilbert' Cartoon Over Creator Scott Adams' "Racist Rant"
The cartoon "Dilbert" has been dropped from numerous U.S. newspapers in response to a racist rant by its creator on YouTube. Scott Adams called Black Americans a "hate
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Jeff Bezos To Sell Washington Post To Buy American Football Team: Report
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is likely to sell the American newspaper Washington Post to buy the football team Washington Commanders, according to the New York Post.
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"Harvey Specter Or Jagdishwar Mishra": Indore Law College's Ad Is Viral
A newspaper advertisement for a law college has been doing the rounds on the Internet for an amusing reason. It draws a comparison between Gabriel Macht's Harvey Specter from the hit American televisionseries Suits and Jagdishwar Mishra.
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Story On Delhi Education System Based On Impartial, On-The-Ground Reporting: New York Times
The New York Times story on Delhi's education system was based on "an impartial and on-the-ground reporting", the American newspaper said on Friday, rejecting the paid news charge.
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US Daily Apologises For Decades Of Racist Coverage
The editor of the Kansas City Star apologized Monday on behalf of the American daily newspaper for decades of racist and discriminatory coverage of the Black minority.
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China Denies Report It May Detain Americans, Says US Mistreats Its Scholars
China denied on Monday that foreign nationals are under threat of arbitrary detention, following a newspaper report that Beijing had warned Washington it might arrest Americans in China.
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New York Times Becomes Inaccessible in India for Many Users; DuckDuckGo Back After Initial Blockage
New York Times seems to be inaccessible on some networks in India. Various users have reported online that the app and the website of the American newspaper is not working on Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea networks. However, privacy-focussed search engine DuckDuckGo that was found inaccessible in the country last week has now been restored broadly.
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China Expels Three Wall Street Journal Reporters Over "Racist" Op-Ed
China on Wednesday ordered three reporters from American newspaper the Wall Street Journal to leave the country over what Beijing deemed a racist headline, in one of the harshest moves against foreign media in years.
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"Overweight, Gin Drinker": UK Leader Jokes About Queen Elizabeth's Mother
Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's Brexit Party, has lambasted Prince Harry and his American wife Meghan along with other members of the royal family in a speech in Australia, the Guardian newspaper reported on Monday.
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Teen In Lincoln Memorial Protest Sues Washington Post For $250 Million
A high school student from Covington, Kentucky, sued the Washington Post for defamation on Tuesday, claiming the newspaper falsely accused him of racist acts and instigating a confrontation with a Native American activist in a January videotaped incident at the Lincoln Memorial.
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National Enquirer Owner Defends Reporting on Amazon's Bezos
"American Media believes fervently that it acted lawfully in the reporting of the story of Mr. Bezos," the company said in a statement.
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In Uncertain US Election, 2 Top Newspapers Refuse To Pick Sides
Days ahead of a close presidential election, two of the most prestigious liberal American newspapers have declined to give their usual endorsements to the Democratic Party candidate, sparking furious reactions.
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Sally Buzbee, First Woman Editor Of Washington Post In 150 Years, Resigns
The executive editor of the Washington Post, Sally Buzbee, has abruptly stepped down from the role, as the storied American newspaper undergoes a major restructuring, its chief executive said late Sunday.
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"Glad To Be Your Partner": NASA Chief's Praise For India's Chandrayaan-3 Landing
American politicians, newspapers and space research institutions hailed India Wednesday on the successful moon landing of Chandrayaan-3 as the country entered the elite club of three other nations that have a rover on moon.
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US Media Covers PM Modi's State Visit With Focus On Tech, Defence Deals
Leading American newspapers highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first state visit to the US, with prominent coverage including reports on technology and defence agreements signed between the two countries.
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Newspapers Drop 'Dilbert' Cartoon Over Creator Scott Adams' "Racist Rant"
The cartoon "Dilbert" has been dropped from numerous U.S. newspapers in response to a racist rant by its creator on YouTube. Scott Adams called Black Americans a "hate
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Jeff Bezos To Sell Washington Post To Buy American Football Team: Report
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is likely to sell the American newspaper Washington Post to buy the football team Washington Commanders, according to the New York Post.
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"Harvey Specter Or Jagdishwar Mishra": Indore Law College's Ad Is Viral
A newspaper advertisement for a law college has been doing the rounds on the Internet for an amusing reason. It draws a comparison between Gabriel Macht's Harvey Specter from the hit American televisionseries Suits and Jagdishwar Mishra.
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Story On Delhi Education System Based On Impartial, On-The-Ground Reporting: New York Times
The New York Times story on Delhi's education system was based on "an impartial and on-the-ground reporting", the American newspaper said on Friday, rejecting the paid news charge.
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US Daily Apologises For Decades Of Racist Coverage
The editor of the Kansas City Star apologized Monday on behalf of the American daily newspaper for decades of racist and discriminatory coverage of the Black minority.
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China Denies Report It May Detain Americans, Says US Mistreats Its Scholars
China denied on Monday that foreign nationals are under threat of arbitrary detention, following a newspaper report that Beijing had warned Washington it might arrest Americans in China.
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New York Times Becomes Inaccessible in India for Many Users; DuckDuckGo Back After Initial Blockage
New York Times seems to be inaccessible on some networks in India. Various users have reported online that the app and the website of the American newspaper is not working on Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea networks. However, privacy-focussed search engine DuckDuckGo that was found inaccessible in the country last week has now been restored broadly.
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China Expels Three Wall Street Journal Reporters Over "Racist" Op-Ed
China on Wednesday ordered three reporters from American newspaper the Wall Street Journal to leave the country over what Beijing deemed a racist headline, in one of the harshest moves against foreign media in years.
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"Overweight, Gin Drinker": UK Leader Jokes About Queen Elizabeth's Mother
Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's Brexit Party, has lambasted Prince Harry and his American wife Meghan along with other members of the royal family in a speech in Australia, the Guardian newspaper reported on Monday.
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Teen In Lincoln Memorial Protest Sues Washington Post For $250 Million
A high school student from Covington, Kentucky, sued the Washington Post for defamation on Tuesday, claiming the newspaper falsely accused him of racist acts and instigating a confrontation with a Native American activist in a January videotaped incident at the Lincoln Memorial.
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National Enquirer Owner Defends Reporting on Amazon's Bezos
"American Media believes fervently that it acted lawfully in the reporting of the story of Mr. Bezos," the company said in a statement.
