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How the U.S. should respond to Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance
As details of journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance emerge, some business leaders are protesting the Saudi government by pulling out of an upcoming summit. Meanwhile, lawmakers are urging President Trump to take decisive action. Foreign affairs correspondent Nick Schifrin talks to…
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By murder, prison and rhetoric, here’s how the global free press is being suppressed
Journalists around the world sometimes risk death or imprisonment to inform the public. In Mexico, dozens have been killed by drug cartels, the Turkish government has been cracking down by closing newspapers and locking up reporters, and U.S. reporters are…
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Was Seizure of AP’s Phone Records Justified or Harmful to Press Freedom?
Was Seizure of AP's Phone Records Justified or Harmful to Press Freedom?…
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Justice Department Seized AP Phone Records to Track Government Leaks
The Justice Department secretly subpoenaed phone records of Associated Press journalists during two months in 2012. The AP was notified that records had been secretly seized for more than 20 of its phone lines, possibly to track government leaks of…
In 1971, parts of a secret Pentagon report began to surface in The New York Times calling the Vietnam War's validity into question. Forty years later, the Pentagon Papers were declassified and released in full Monday. Jeffrey Brown discusses the…
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