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A panel of reporters on the Mueller beat provide a roadmap on how Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election began, how the President and his top advisors responded and the ongoing legal and political implications that have gripped Washington.
The President’s supporters say the Mueller report completely exonerates Mr. Trump, but does it? Rep. Mark Meadows, one of the President’s top lieutenants from Capitol Hill, explains the GOP strategy to handle future implications of the Mueller report.
Congressional Democrats are split on their political and legal options after release of the Mueller report. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Schiff explains what's next for the party.
Journalists discuss the challenges of reporting both here at home and in the world’s hot spots where members of the press risk their personal safety in order to get the story.
Ambassadors from two countries with disparate rankings on the press freedom index and a prominent free speech thought leader discuss the state of press freedom around the world and the opportunities and challenges ahead.
Reporters Without Borders reveals the findings of the 2019 World Press Freedom Index, measuring the degree of freedom that journalists and news organizations enjoy in more than 180 countries.
A diverse panel of award-winning investigative reporters discuss the challenges they face chasing down original stories with limited resources and examine questions about the survival of local investigative and enterprise reporting in the digital age.
Is there a local news business model that can survive in the internet age? Leaders of nonprofit journalism ventures xamine the opportunities and challenges inherent to supplying, supporting and financing essential local news coverage.
Facebook executive Anne Kornblut discusses how the company’s recent investment in local news initiatives is meant to help remedy the losses outlets have suffered and ensure that interactions on the social platform are as meaningful as possible.
Two members of the House Judiciary Committee discuss their legislative solution to saving local journalism as publications compete for audiences and ad dollars against platforms that provide free information to communities.
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