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US Open Photojournalist, Who Was Blasted By Daniil Medvedev During 1st Round Exit, Breaks Silence
The photojournalist, whose act caused a 7-minute delay in Daniil Medvedev's US Open 2025 first-round match, has broken his silence on what happened on the court.
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Journalist Ready To Put Camera, Shield On Sale For Food, As Gaza Starves
In a recent LinkedIn post, Gaza-based photojournalist Mohammed Abo Oun revealed that he is selling his camera equipment and press shield in order to buy food for his family.
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UK Photojournalist Stabbed To Death By Teenage Son In US: Police
The 61-year-old had suffered a fatal stab wound to the neck, according to records from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
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Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Started Career As Photojournalist In India
Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who was also one of the first Google employees, has died after a two-year battle with cancer. She was 56.
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China, South Korea Eye Warmer Ties Following Tensions
The presidents of China and South Korea sought Thursday to repair ties strained over a US anti-missile defence system, but the beating of a South Korean photojournalist by Chinese security cast a pall over the summit.
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US Photographer Who Shot Mexico Quake In 1985 Hurt In 2017's
US photojournalist Wesley Bocxe, a veteran of Time and Newsweek who made a name shooting an earthquake that devastated Mexico in 1985, was badly hurt in the country's September 19 quake, according to colleagues.
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Indian-American Photojournalist Rajan Devadas Dies in US
Rajan Devadas, one of the most admired Indian-American photojournalists whose lenses chronicled US-India relations for more than half a century, has died.
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Slain US Photojournalist Remembered As Passionate Free-Thinker
An American photojournalist who US officials say was executed by al Qaeda militants in Yemen was a passionate free-thinker known for his rich portrayals of pro-Democracy protests and life, friends said today.
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American, South African Hostages Killed in Yemen
An American photojournalist and a South African teacher were killed Saturday during a high-risk, US-led raid to free them from al-Qaeda-affiliated militants in Yemen, a turbulent Arab country that is a centerpiece of US counterterrorism efforts in the region.
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Barack Obama Says Luke Somers' Life was in Imminent Danger
President Barack Obama said on Saturday that he authorized the attempt to rescue American Luke Somers in Yemen because the US had information that the American photojournalist's life was in imminent danger.
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American Photojournalist Held by Al Qaeda in Yemen Killed: Sister
An American photojournalist held by al-Qaeda militants in Yemen has been killed in a failed rescue attempt, his sister said today.
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NBC Cameraman Recovers From Ebola: US Hospital
A US photojournalist who was infected with Ebola in Liberia is now free of the deadly virus and will go home on Wednesday, the Nebraska hospital treating him said.
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US Ebola Patient Re-Emerges on Twitter
A US photojournalist who was sickened with Ebola in Liberia and evacuated to Nebraska for treatment emerged on Twitter on Monday saying he was feeling better and planned to blog about the experience.
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Fifth American with Ebola Returning from Liberia
NBC News says a plane carrying an American photojournalist who contracted Ebola while working in Liberia has landed in Bangor, Maine, to refuel before it heads to Nebraska, where he'll be treated.
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Vote for us, will check 'misuse' of anti-rape law, says Mulayam's manifesto
Mulayam Singh Yadav believes that voters should pick his Samajwadi Party because it will fight to check "the large-scale misuse" of the tougher anti-rape law introduced after the fatal gang-rape of a young woman on a moving bus in Delhi. His commitment was made in his party manifesto which was released today.
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US Open Photojournalist, Who Was Blasted By Daniil Medvedev During 1st Round Exit, Breaks Silence
The photojournalist, whose act caused a 7-minute delay in Daniil Medvedev's US Open 2025 first-round match, has broken his silence on what happened on the court.
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Journalist Ready To Put Camera, Shield On Sale For Food, As Gaza Starves
In a recent LinkedIn post, Gaza-based photojournalist Mohammed Abo Oun revealed that he is selling his camera equipment and press shield in order to buy food for his family.
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UK Photojournalist Stabbed To Death By Teenage Son In US: Police
The 61-year-old had suffered a fatal stab wound to the neck, according to records from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
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Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Started Career As Photojournalist In India
Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, who was also one of the first Google employees, has died after a two-year battle with cancer. She was 56.
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China, South Korea Eye Warmer Ties Following Tensions
The presidents of China and South Korea sought Thursday to repair ties strained over a US anti-missile defence system, but the beating of a South Korean photojournalist by Chinese security cast a pall over the summit.
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US Photographer Who Shot Mexico Quake In 1985 Hurt In 2017's
US photojournalist Wesley Bocxe, a veteran of Time and Newsweek who made a name shooting an earthquake that devastated Mexico in 1985, was badly hurt in the country's September 19 quake, according to colleagues.
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Indian-American Photojournalist Rajan Devadas Dies in US
Rajan Devadas, one of the most admired Indian-American photojournalists whose lenses chronicled US-India relations for more than half a century, has died.
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Slain US Photojournalist Remembered As Passionate Free-Thinker
An American photojournalist who US officials say was executed by al Qaeda militants in Yemen was a passionate free-thinker known for his rich portrayals of pro-Democracy protests and life, friends said today.
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American, South African Hostages Killed in Yemen
An American photojournalist and a South African teacher were killed Saturday during a high-risk, US-led raid to free them from al-Qaeda-affiliated militants in Yemen, a turbulent Arab country that is a centerpiece of US counterterrorism efforts in the region.
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Barack Obama Says Luke Somers' Life was in Imminent Danger
President Barack Obama said on Saturday that he authorized the attempt to rescue American Luke Somers in Yemen because the US had information that the American photojournalist's life was in imminent danger.
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American Photojournalist Held by Al Qaeda in Yemen Killed: Sister
An American photojournalist held by al-Qaeda militants in Yemen has been killed in a failed rescue attempt, his sister said today.
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NBC Cameraman Recovers From Ebola: US Hospital
A US photojournalist who was infected with Ebola in Liberia is now free of the deadly virus and will go home on Wednesday, the Nebraska hospital treating him said.
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US Ebola Patient Re-Emerges on Twitter
A US photojournalist who was sickened with Ebola in Liberia and evacuated to Nebraska for treatment emerged on Twitter on Monday saying he was feeling better and planned to blog about the experience.
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Fifth American with Ebola Returning from Liberia
NBC News says a plane carrying an American photojournalist who contracted Ebola while working in Liberia has landed in Bangor, Maine, to refuel before it heads to Nebraska, where he'll be treated.
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Vote for us, will check 'misuse' of anti-rape law, says Mulayam's manifesto
Mulayam Singh Yadav believes that voters should pick his Samajwadi Party because it will fight to check "the large-scale misuse" of the tougher anti-rape law introduced after the fatal gang-rape of a young woman on a moving bus in Delhi. His commitment was made in his party manifesto which was released today.
