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Madeleine Albright Made Prescient Prediction About Putin In Final Op-Ed Before She Died

The former U.S. secretary of state recalled her first impression of the Russian president in the last column she wrote for The New York Times.
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Tucker Carlson: Gossip Queen

The Fox News firebrand loves to dish political secrets to the very media outlets he rails against on prime time, according to a new report.
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Sarah Palin Appeals New York Times Defamation Verdict

In February, she essentially lost her trial twice.
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New York Times Tech Workers Vote To Unionize

Strong opposition from the company did not stop an election win for the NewsGuild-CWA.
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Serena Williams Calls Out NY Times Over Photo Of Wrong Person In Story About Her

"You can do better," the tennis legend wrote.
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Sarah Palin's Battle Against Press Freedom Faces Rocky Road To Supreme Court

It's unlikely Palin's appeal of her defamation defeat will reach the high court. But that doesn't mean she won't keep trying to topple a foundation of press freedom.
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NY Times Ripped For Tweet Saying Putin 'Made The Case' For Ukraine Invasion

"Did Putin invade the New York Times copy desk?" one Twitter user wondered.
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Ex-NYT Columnist Nicholas Kristof Ineligible To Run For Governor

Kristof had appealed to justices after Oregon’s secretary of state declared he did not meet the qualifications to run for Oregon’s highest office.
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Judge In Sarah Palin Libel Case Says Jurors Knew He’d Rejected Her Claims

U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said several jurors received news flashes on their phones announcing that he planned to toss out the lawsuit regardless of the verdict.
By Larry Neumeister, AP

Jury Rejects Sarah Palin's Defamation Claim Against The New York Times

The former Alaska governor is expected to appeal.
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