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Washington Post Loses 200,000 Subscribers Over Kamala Harris Snub: Report
More than 200,000 people had canceled their digital subscriptions for the Washington Post by midday on Monday, following the newspaper's decision to block an endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for president, National Public Radio reported.
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American Man Declared Brain Dead Awakens Just Before Organ Removal
Concerns about organ donation procedures arose after a Kentucky man appeared to wake up moments before his organs were to be removed.
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Elon Musk Threatens to Reassign Dormant NPR Twitter Handle to Another User
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday. Musk suggested that he would reassign the network's main account, under the @NPR handle, to another organization or person, NPR said.
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Elon Musk Threatened To Reassign Twitter Account, Says US Public Radio
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday.
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NPR Announces Exit From Twitter After Being Labelled "State-Affiliated"
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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Veteran American Journalist Cokie Roberts Dies At 75
U.S. journalist Cokie Roberts, regarded by National Public Radio as one of its "founding mothers" and a prominent political commentator on ABC News, died on Tuesday at 75 at her Washington home from complications of breast cancer, her family said.
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All India Radio To Shut Down Channel, Training Academies In 5 Cities
Public broadcaster Prasar Bharati has decided to close down All India Radio's national channel and its regional training academies in five cities as part of "cost-cutting measures" and to "rationalise" services
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Benjamin Netanyahu's Wife Grilled On New Fraud Allegation: Israel Media
The police were questioning Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife Sara today on new suspicions of fraudulently misusing public funds, Israeli media reported. Public radio said that Sara Netanyahu arrived at the headquarters of the National Fraud Squad, near Tel Aviv, late in the morning. There was no immediate confirmation from police, w...
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"I Was In Shreds": US-Based Journalist Accuses MJ Akbar Of Rape
Editor-turned-politician MJ Akbar, who had to resign as union minister amid sexual harassment allegations piling up against him, has now been accused of rape by a US-based journalist who worked with him over three decades ago. MJ Akbar has dismissed the incidents and allegations as false, his lawyer told The Washington Post, which has publis...
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Mann Ki Baat Highlights: PM Modi, On 26/11 Anniversary, Says World Must Unite To Defeat Terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation through his monthly radio programme, Mann Ki Baat.In Gujarat, BJP leaders have organised "Chai ke saath", wherein the public can sit with them and listen to PM Modi's address with a cup of tea.
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'Respect My Privacy, Trying To Have A Baby': Serena Williams Hits Back At John McEnroe
Serena Williams, whose 23 Grand Slam singles title are the most in the Open era (since 1968), didn't take kindly to the comments made by John McEnroe in an interview National Public Radio's Lulu Garcia-Navarro.
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At Least 73 Killed In Mozambique Truck Blast
At least 73 people were killed and scores more injured when an oil tank truck burst into flames in a village in western Mozambique on Thursday, the nation's public radio announced.
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Why Hillary Clinton Eats a Hot Pepper Every Single Day
She also relies on a fresh hot pepper every day, she told National Public Radio, crediting the ingredient for "one of the reasons I'm so healthy".
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US Journalist David Gilkey, Translator Killed In Afghanistan
American journalist David Gilkey and his Afghan translator were killed on Sunday while traveling with an Afghan army unit that came under fire in southern Helmand province, National Public Radio announced.
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NPR Starts 'Trump Training' To Deal With Threats
Donald Trump's campaign events have apparently become such a minefield for reporters that one major news organization has taken the extraordinary step of offering its correspondents a version of training for dealing with real minefields.
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Washington Post Loses 200,000 Subscribers Over Kamala Harris Snub: Report
More than 200,000 people had canceled their digital subscriptions for the Washington Post by midday on Monday, following the newspaper's decision to block an endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for president, National Public Radio reported.
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American Man Declared Brain Dead Awakens Just Before Organ Removal
Concerns about organ donation procedures arose after a Kentucky man appeared to wake up moments before his organs were to be removed.
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Elon Musk Threatens to Reassign Dormant NPR Twitter Handle to Another User
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday. Musk suggested that he would reassign the network's main account, under the @NPR handle, to another organization or person, NPR said.
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Elon Musk Threatened To Reassign Twitter Account, Says US Public Radio
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday.
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NPR Announces Exit From Twitter After Being Labelled "State-Affiliated"
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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Veteran American Journalist Cokie Roberts Dies At 75
U.S. journalist Cokie Roberts, regarded by National Public Radio as one of its "founding mothers" and a prominent political commentator on ABC News, died on Tuesday at 75 at her Washington home from complications of breast cancer, her family said.
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All India Radio To Shut Down Channel, Training Academies In 5 Cities
Public broadcaster Prasar Bharati has decided to close down All India Radio's national channel and its regional training academies in five cities as part of "cost-cutting measures" and to "rationalise" services
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Benjamin Netanyahu's Wife Grilled On New Fraud Allegation: Israel Media
The police were questioning Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife Sara today on new suspicions of fraudulently misusing public funds, Israeli media reported. Public radio said that Sara Netanyahu arrived at the headquarters of the National Fraud Squad, near Tel Aviv, late in the morning. There was no immediate confirmation from police, w...
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"I Was In Shreds": US-Based Journalist Accuses MJ Akbar Of Rape
Editor-turned-politician MJ Akbar, who had to resign as union minister amid sexual harassment allegations piling up against him, has now been accused of rape by a US-based journalist who worked with him over three decades ago. MJ Akbar has dismissed the incidents and allegations as false, his lawyer told The Washington Post, which has publis...
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Mann Ki Baat Highlights: PM Modi, On 26/11 Anniversary, Says World Must Unite To Defeat Terrorism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation through his monthly radio programme, Mann Ki Baat.In Gujarat, BJP leaders have organised "Chai ke saath", wherein the public can sit with them and listen to PM Modi's address with a cup of tea.
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'Respect My Privacy, Trying To Have A Baby': Serena Williams Hits Back At John McEnroe
Serena Williams, whose 23 Grand Slam singles title are the most in the Open era (since 1968), didn't take kindly to the comments made by John McEnroe in an interview National Public Radio's Lulu Garcia-Navarro.
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At Least 73 Killed In Mozambique Truck Blast
At least 73 people were killed and scores more injured when an oil tank truck burst into flames in a village in western Mozambique on Thursday, the nation's public radio announced.
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Why Hillary Clinton Eats a Hot Pepper Every Single Day
She also relies on a fresh hot pepper every day, she told National Public Radio, crediting the ingredient for "one of the reasons I'm so healthy".
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US Journalist David Gilkey, Translator Killed In Afghanistan
American journalist David Gilkey and his Afghan translator were killed on Sunday while traveling with an Afghan army unit that came under fire in southern Helmand province, National Public Radio announced.
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NPR Starts 'Trump Training' To Deal With Threats
Donald Trump's campaign events have apparently become such a minefield for reporters that one major news organization has taken the extraordinary step of offering its correspondents a version of training for dealing with real minefields.
