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Why Don’t Times Reporters Vote for MVP (Or Hall of Fame or Hall of Fame)?

[ad_1] Times Insider It explains who we are and what we do, and offers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism has come together. The Angels’ Shohei Ohtani and the Phillies’ Bryce Harper were baseball’s greatest hits in 2021. So say a number of baseball writers from North America. The writers at The Times, however, did …

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‘Everything Changed Overnight’: Afghan Reporters Face Intolerance

[ad_1] Favorite TV series has been cancelled. A television station cut from a news report recounted the story of a pregnant police officer who was reportedly killed by the Taliban. A radio editor tells his colleagues to stage the anti-Taliban chants that cover the demonstrations in the capital. Afghanistan’s vibrant free press and media industry …

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‘Everything Changed Overnight’: Afghan Reporters Face Intolerance

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Garland Tells Prosecutors Not to Seize Reporters’ Records

[ad_1] WASHINGTON — Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on Monday outlined sharp new boundaries by enacting a broad ban on the use of subpoenas, warrants, or court orders to confiscate reporters’ records from their employers or communications companies in an attempt to uncover hidden sources in leak investigations. practically. “The Department of Justice will no …

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How Times Reporters Reviewed Amazon Employment Practices

[ad_1] Back office workers at a different location in Costa Rica described the partial collapse of the company’s permit systems early in the pandemic, which led to issues such as discontinued benefits for Mr. Castillo. Data from public records showed Amazon’s overall workforce was largely Black and Hispanic, but internal documents revealed disproportionate layoffs of …

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