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Grades 6-12
August 16, 2022
Learn about Salman Rushdie, a novelist and free expression advocate who was recently attacked
August 15, 2022
Learn about top secret and other documents taken from Trump's home and office by the FBI
August 10, 2022
Learn what is known about an FBI search of Donald Trump's hotel and residence in Florida
August 9, 2022
Learn more about the Inflation Reduction Act, which will lead to by far the biggest investment the federal government has made on tackling climate change
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JOURNALISM IN ACTION
Civic Engagement and Primary Sources Through Key Moments in History
The Journalism in Action website allows students to investigate the role journalism has played in U.S. history and what it means to have a free press.
Using the Library of Congress' databases, students analyze primary sources ranging from Civil War photographs to broadcasts of the Watergate hearings.
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