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Facebook faces a global backlash over its bid to “bully” Australia

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said his government will not be intimidated by Facebook blocking news feeds to users

NYT accused of whitewashing Turkey’s Afrin occupation – The Jerusalem Post

The New York Times has been accused of whitewashing Turkey's military occupation of Afrin and their ethnic cleansing of the residing Kurdish people

Larry King, legendary talk show host, dies at 87

The statement did not give a cause of death

The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the USA: “We are glad to see that the Guardian corrected false article about Thanos Dimadis”

Guardian's editorial management amended the false allegations of that article

Veteran journalist and author Robert Fisk dies aged 74

Highly regarded, controversial foreign correspondent had long relationship with Ireland

Google tempers with the users’ search results to influence the US elections, according to Project Veritas’ reports (videos)

"There are many ways to influence elections, I think ads is one way, I think another way is search results. YouTube is going to be another one"

Turkish police detain journalist on espionage charges

Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu last month targeted Yıldız after she disputed the minister's claim to have eliminated the Kurdish PKK

How rumors about North Korea develop

“For a big story like this, we have to get sources from across the country, as many as we can”

La Stampa findings on intelligence-gathering nature of Russian mission in Italy confirmed?

And a serious challenge to freedom of speech in Europe too?

Too many reporters are using the White House coronavirus briefings for their own interests – Analysis

The Wall Street Journal editorial board wrote Wednesday that the president should cut the amount of time that the briefings run each day

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