July 2021 * Read newspaper, Read news

I just got a book deal, but there’s a problem with my story.

admin · July 30, 2021

The story of how a man named Eric was killed by an unknown assailant in a Los Angeles suburb is one of the most disturbing tales in the world today.It is also one of my favorites.It’s not only because of the sheer scale and violence of the story, but also because of how I can’t …

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What the news in Idaho says about the future of media in America

admin · July 29, 2021

Idaho newspaper The Idaho Statesman says it has “zero confidence” that the next President Donald Trump will uphold the constitutional duty to keep the public informed.The article, published on Wednesday, warns that Trump is unlikely to be able to achieve the necessary level of transparency that a president is supposed to have.It cites the recent …

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Nigerian newspapers have run an ad for the ‘Black Widow’ to fight Ebola

admin · July 29, 2021

Nigeria’s national news agency NNA has run a campaign ad for a superhero to fight the Ebola outbreak in the country.NNA said in the ad that the ‘black widow’ was born to a slave owner, and her mission was to save people from the disease.“This is a story of a hero who was born into …

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How to read newspapers online in Colombia

admin · July 29, 2021

The internet is changing the way we consume news.It’s changing our lives, and it’s changing the country.This is what the Bolivian president has said in his speech at the annual gathering of Latin American journalists in the capital, Bogota, in August.Here’s a guide to how you can get news online, whether you’re from a country …

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How to get your favorite local news for free in Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah and Washington, D.C.

admin · July 28, 2021

Byron H. Brown | The Salt Lake Tribune Utahns will soon be able to access a national online news service.In the meantime, the Utah Tribune, owned by the Salt Lake City-based News Corp., will continue to operate out of the Salt River.The Tribune is a news outlet owned by News Corp. that provides the news …

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El Presidente: “L’Enfantastique” #ElRepúblico del Trinitador

admin · July 28, 2021

A new “El Presidente” video has been released, featuring a montage of images of Trinitarios celebrating Christmas.It’s a little odd to say the least. Trinitarios are not known for their enthusiasm, especially not with a new year upon them.That being said, they have certainly celebrated this year with a lot of enthusiasm.Here are 10 photos and …

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Nigeria’s newspaper cartoonists win $1 million for cartoons

admin · July 27, 2021

Nigerian cartoonists won $1.5 million in the latest round of free newspapers contest for cartoons in Nigeria, where the media industry has been in turmoil since the 2013 ouster of President Muhammadu Buhari, the country’s new president.The winning cartoonists include cartoonist Ebu Touni, who has won the prize twice in the past, as well as …

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Rangers forward Nick Holden is back at training camp after surgery

admin · July 26, 2021

Posted July 31, 2019 12:13:55The Rangers forward who suffered a shoulder injury in Friday’s preseason game against the Florida Panthers has been back at the training camp facility.Nick Holden practiced with the Rangers on Saturday, the team announced.Holden has missed two games this preseason due to the injury.The 29-year-old Holden has four goals and 11 …

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Kenyan media to publish ‘novels’ of Aboriginal history in 2018

admin · July 26, 2021

The Kenyans First Nation, which has been grappling with a $300 million budget shortfall, will publish novels and documentaries in 2018, with a new publication called Kenyani Stories.The First Nation said the publication would include a selection of essays from indigenous writers.It said Kenyan Stories would be published as a new issue in the month …

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When you see a headline like this, you can be sure that it was printed by the paper you are reading

admin · July 25, 2021

When you look up a headline in the newspaper, you may be surprised to see the paper was not the one that printed it.A new study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology finds that headlines were actually printed in newspapers in a large majority of the states from January 2010 to September 2013.The study …

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