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‘ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE?’ SIMPLY, PLAINLY — ‘NO.’
Most journalists put their personal preferences aside in doing their job, looking for a good story regardless of political implications.
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#FREEAUSTINTICE
August 14, 2018 marks six years since American journalist Austin Tice went missing in Syria.
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Newseum to Display Sculpture of Alice Allison Dunnigan, First African American Woman to Cover the White House and Congress
The Kentucky native broke racial and gender barriers throughout her career.
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Interview with the Curator
This special exclusive provides answers to all your Pictures of the Year questions.
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Exhibit Opening: The 2018 Pulitzer Prize-Winning Editorial Cartoons of Michael Sloan and Jake Halpern
Immigration has been a news-making topic. This exhibit allows visitors a look into the lives of those being discussed in the press.
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2018 State of the First Amendment Survey Reveals Americans Consider Fake News More Objectionable Than Hate Speech On Social Media
83 percent of respondents agreed that social media companies should remove false information.
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Kids Enter Free with Newseum’s Summer Fun Deal!
The Newseum will waive admission for all youth visitors, ages 18 and younger.
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Lesley Visser Receives 2018 Al Neuharth Award
Veteran Sports Broadcaster Lesley Visser was presented with the 2018 Al Neuharth Excellence in the Media Award on June 18.
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Wells Fargo to Sponsor Newseum Exhibit on Gay Rights
$250,000 gift will support a program series and the March 2019 exhibit, “Rise Up: Stonewall and the Gay Rights Movement.”
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