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On April 30, 1968, New York City police officers, acting at the behest of officials at Columbia University, cleared five campus buildings that had been occupied by students protesting various issues linked to the war in Vietnam and the fight for racial justice. Police arrested around seven hundred people, and more than a hundred injuries […]

Bron Maher of Press Gazette writes about the impact of the Business Insider layoffs within the news organization. Maher writes, “A memo distributed following…

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He was just 16 years old when he altered his birth certificate to go to war.

Modesto resident was just 16 years old when he altered his birth certificate to go to war.

The Guardian said Europeans are now its most engaged readers outside the U.K.

The WAN-IFRA survey indicated it is management, rather than individual journalists, driving adoption.

The chief executive of Dominion Voting Systems has said the high threshold in the US for proving defamation should remain in place.

Insider is laying off 10% of its staff in the US, saying this is necessary so it can stay “healthy and competitive.”

Nearly two years on from launch, Press Gazette wanted to see what a typical day on GB News looks like these days.