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Kidnapped US Journalist Shelly Kittleson Released From Iraq After A Week
US journalist Shelley Kittleson was released by Kataib Hezbollah after being kidnapped in Baghdad on March 31
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Iraq's Kataeb Hezbollah Says Will Release Kidnapped US Journalist
Iraq's powerful Kataeb Hezbollah armed group announced on Tuesday that it would release US journalist Shelly Kittleson, a week after she was kidnapped in Baghdad.
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Kidnapped Journalist Had Been Warned Of Threats, US, Iraq Officials Say
Shelly Renee Kittleson had sought to enter Iraq from Syria on March 9 but was turned back because she did not have a press work permit.
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US Award-Winning Journalist Shelly Kittleson Kidnapped In Baghdad: Reports
US Award-Winning Journalist Shelly Kittleson Kidnapped In Baghdad: Reports
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Iran Is The First US War Of The Social Media Age. It's A Black Box
With the US-Israeli war on Iran - the first major military engagement with American involvement of the social-media era - the world is facing an information black box.
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Trump Ramps Up Pressure On Media Over Middle East War Coverage
Through lectures, scoldings and outright threats, President Donald Trump and his aides are ratcheting up the pressure on journalists to cover the war in the Middle East the way the administration wants.
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"Military Dictatorship, Clerical Facade": Fareed Zakaria On Iranian Politics
The United States military intervention in Iran, now in its third week, stands in contrast to the recent operation in Venezuela, according to journalist and geopolitical expert Fareed Zakaria.
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How Burj Al Arab In Dubai, Hit In Iran Strikes, Became The World's 'Only 7-Star Hotel'
The Burj Al Arab's legendary "7-star" status originated from a British journalist's hyperbolic review in 1999
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'No One Entitled To Visa': Marco Rubio Says 'Privilege' Can Be Withdrawn
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reiterated that visas are "not a right" and warned that the United States will revoke them if foreign visitors are found engaging in activities that threaten national security.
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Bloodbath At The Washington Post: Ishaan Tharoor Among 300 Axed
In one of the most sweeping newsroom purges in recent American media history, The Washington Post has laid off more than 300 journalists and staff, over a third of its editorial workforce.
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Kidnapped US Journalist Shelly Kittleson Released From Iraq After A Week
US journalist Shelley Kittleson was released by Kataib Hezbollah after being kidnapped in Baghdad on March 31
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Iraq's Kataeb Hezbollah Says Will Release Kidnapped US Journalist
Iraq's powerful Kataeb Hezbollah armed group announced on Tuesday that it would release US journalist Shelly Kittleson, a week after she was kidnapped in Baghdad.
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Kidnapped Journalist Had Been Warned Of Threats, US, Iraq Officials Say
Shelly Renee Kittleson had sought to enter Iraq from Syria on March 9 but was turned back because she did not have a press work permit.
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US Award-Winning Journalist Shelly Kittleson Kidnapped In Baghdad: Reports
US Award-Winning Journalist Shelly Kittleson Kidnapped In Baghdad: Reports
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Iran Is The First US War Of The Social Media Age. It's A Black Box
With the US-Israeli war on Iran - the first major military engagement with American involvement of the social-media era - the world is facing an information black box.
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Trump Ramps Up Pressure On Media Over Middle East War Coverage
Through lectures, scoldings and outright threats, President Donald Trump and his aides are ratcheting up the pressure on journalists to cover the war in the Middle East the way the administration wants.
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"Military Dictatorship, Clerical Facade": Fareed Zakaria On Iranian Politics
The United States military intervention in Iran, now in its third week, stands in contrast to the recent operation in Venezuela, according to journalist and geopolitical expert Fareed Zakaria.
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How Burj Al Arab In Dubai, Hit In Iran Strikes, Became The World's 'Only 7-Star Hotel'
The Burj Al Arab's legendary "7-star" status originated from a British journalist's hyperbolic review in 1999
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'No One Entitled To Visa': Marco Rubio Says 'Privilege' Can Be Withdrawn
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reiterated that visas are "not a right" and warned that the United States will revoke them if foreign visitors are found engaging in activities that threaten national security.
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Bloodbath At The Washington Post: Ishaan Tharoor Among 300 Axed
In one of the most sweeping newsroom purges in recent American media history, The Washington Post has laid off more than 300 journalists and staff, over a third of its editorial workforce.
