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"Sad And Angry": Journalist Records Moment He's Laid Off By Washington Post Via Zoom Call
Fortier, a staff writer primarily known for his sports coverage, expressed feeling "sad and angry" and stated he wanted to "document a reality of being in journalism today."
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"Self-Immolation": Shashi Tharoor Blasts Washington Post Over Son's Ouster
A perplexed Shashi Tharoor questioned The Washington Post's decision to include his son Ishaan Tharoor, an international affairs analyst and writer with a sizeable online following, among the 300+ journalists and staffers sacked by this week.
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PM Modi's "Natural Partners" Reply To Trump's Post On India-US Trade Talks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday responded to US President Donald Trump's post on the resumption of India-US trade talks and said teams of New Delhi and Washington were working to conclude the discussions at the earliest.
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Washington Post Columnist Accuses Jill Biden Of "Elder Abuse" Over Joe Biden's Re-Election Bid
Sally Quinn expressed shock at Jill Biden's decision to rally support for her husband's presidential campaign after the June 2024 debate.
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YouTube Unveils Broader Anti-Harassment Policies for Threats and Insults About Race, Sex, and Gender
YouTube has announced that it will now remove videos that insult people based on "protected attributes" such as race, gender expression or sexual orientation.
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"Surprised," Says Amazon As Pentagon Awards $10 Billion Deal To Microsoft
The Pentagon awarded its controversial $10 billion cloud computing business to Microsoft Friday evening, spurning a bid from Amazon, which had been expected to win the contract. President Donald Trump had expressed opposition to giving the lucrative award to a company led by Jeff Bezos, a regular target of his ire.
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How Did Clapping On Planes Become A Reason For Public Shaming?
Why did clapping on planes - an activity viewed either as an expression of relief, gratitude or plain old joy - become a reason for public shaming?
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She Wore Tuxedo For Her School Portrait. Then Yearbook Left Her Photo Out
Springville High School became the latest school to come under fire for censoring portraits over dress codes that many argue are arbitrary and archaic, keep students from expressing themselves or reinforce gender stereotypes.
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US Government Questions Tech Companies on Ways to Predict Shootings From Social Media
Top officials in the Trump administration expressed interest in tools that might anticipate mass shootings or predict attackers by scanning social media posts, photos and videos during a meeting Friday with tech giants including Facebook, Google and Twitter.
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US YouTube Celebrity Said "Walls Closing Around Me" On Video, Found Dead
The YouTube star Etika, who had recently turned his gaming channel into a venue for rants and confrontations with police officers, was found dead in New York's East River this week after posting a video expressing suicidal thoughts, though the cause of death has not yet been released.
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Scientists Think They Know Why Dogs Have Eyes That Tug At Our Hearts
The mournful, pleading, eyebrows-up expression dogs make is so familiar that we have made it into an idiom: puppy-dog eyes. A new study suggests it's yet another example of dogs' ability to communicate with people, one that evolved as the animals were domesticated from ancient wolves at least 15,000 years ago.
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Netanyahu Inaugurates 'Trump Heights', Israel's Newest Town On Golan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took his first steps Sunday to express his gratitude to President Donald Trump, unveiling, at a specially convened cabinet meeting, a plaque marking the spot where Israel's newest town - "Trump Heights" - will sit.
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Trump Tweets 138 Million People Died In Sri Lanka Blasts. Then Deletes it
Early Sunday morning, before his tweets about Easter and the Mueller report, President Donald Trump expressed condolences to families of the victims of the Sri Lanka explosions - and grossly overstated the death toll.
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Facebook, Google to Be Quizzed by US Congress on White Nationalism and Political Bias
For years, Silicon Valley has struggled to strike the right balance between allowing users to express themselves and preventing the viral spread of objectionable content.
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Starwood Data Breach: Marriott Will Pay for New Passports 'If Fraud Has Taken Place'
Experts and government officials have expressed concern that the passport numbers, in concert with the other personal data compromised by the hack, could pose serious risks of identity theft.
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"Sad And Angry": Journalist Records Moment He's Laid Off By Washington Post Via Zoom Call
Fortier, a staff writer primarily known for his sports coverage, expressed feeling "sad and angry" and stated he wanted to "document a reality of being in journalism today."
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"Self-Immolation": Shashi Tharoor Blasts Washington Post Over Son's Ouster
A perplexed Shashi Tharoor questioned The Washington Post's decision to include his son Ishaan Tharoor, an international affairs analyst and writer with a sizeable online following, among the 300+ journalists and staffers sacked by this week.
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PM Modi's "Natural Partners" Reply To Trump's Post On India-US Trade Talks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday responded to US President Donald Trump's post on the resumption of India-US trade talks and said teams of New Delhi and Washington were working to conclude the discussions at the earliest.
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Washington Post Columnist Accuses Jill Biden Of "Elder Abuse" Over Joe Biden's Re-Election Bid
Sally Quinn expressed shock at Jill Biden's decision to rally support for her husband's presidential campaign after the June 2024 debate.
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YouTube Unveils Broader Anti-Harassment Policies for Threats and Insults About Race, Sex, and Gender
YouTube has announced that it will now remove videos that insult people based on "protected attributes" such as race, gender expression or sexual orientation.
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"Surprised," Says Amazon As Pentagon Awards $10 Billion Deal To Microsoft
The Pentagon awarded its controversial $10 billion cloud computing business to Microsoft Friday evening, spurning a bid from Amazon, which had been expected to win the contract. President Donald Trump had expressed opposition to giving the lucrative award to a company led by Jeff Bezos, a regular target of his ire.
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How Did Clapping On Planes Become A Reason For Public Shaming?
Why did clapping on planes - an activity viewed either as an expression of relief, gratitude or plain old joy - become a reason for public shaming?
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She Wore Tuxedo For Her School Portrait. Then Yearbook Left Her Photo Out
Springville High School became the latest school to come under fire for censoring portraits over dress codes that many argue are arbitrary and archaic, keep students from expressing themselves or reinforce gender stereotypes.
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US Government Questions Tech Companies on Ways to Predict Shootings From Social Media
Top officials in the Trump administration expressed interest in tools that might anticipate mass shootings or predict attackers by scanning social media posts, photos and videos during a meeting Friday with tech giants including Facebook, Google and Twitter.
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US YouTube Celebrity Said "Walls Closing Around Me" On Video, Found Dead
The YouTube star Etika, who had recently turned his gaming channel into a venue for rants and confrontations with police officers, was found dead in New York's East River this week after posting a video expressing suicidal thoughts, though the cause of death has not yet been released.
-
Scientists Think They Know Why Dogs Have Eyes That Tug At Our Hearts
The mournful, pleading, eyebrows-up expression dogs make is so familiar that we have made it into an idiom: puppy-dog eyes. A new study suggests it's yet another example of dogs' ability to communicate with people, one that evolved as the animals were domesticated from ancient wolves at least 15,000 years ago.
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Netanyahu Inaugurates 'Trump Heights', Israel's Newest Town On Golan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took his first steps Sunday to express his gratitude to President Donald Trump, unveiling, at a specially convened cabinet meeting, a plaque marking the spot where Israel's newest town - "Trump Heights" - will sit.
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Trump Tweets 138 Million People Died In Sri Lanka Blasts. Then Deletes it
Early Sunday morning, before his tweets about Easter and the Mueller report, President Donald Trump expressed condolences to families of the victims of the Sri Lanka explosions - and grossly overstated the death toll.
-
Facebook, Google to Be Quizzed by US Congress on White Nationalism and Political Bias
For years, Silicon Valley has struggled to strike the right balance between allowing users to express themselves and preventing the viral spread of objectionable content.
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Starwood Data Breach: Marriott Will Pay for New Passports 'If Fraud Has Taken Place'
Experts and government officials have expressed concern that the passport numbers, in concert with the other personal data compromised by the hack, could pose serious risks of identity theft.
