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1st Amendment group asks Raimondo to stop avoiding reporters

WESTBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) A First Amendment rights organization with the backing of journalism organizations is asking Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo to resume full media briefings and respond to

Celebrate the 229th birthday of Freedom of the Press and the Bill of Rights on Dec 15

December 11, 2020 The New England Newspaper & Press Association and New England First Amendment Coalition are excited to partner on an ad campaign, provided by the Free Speech Center, to recognize the birthday (Dec. 15, 1791) of the ratification of the Bill of Rights and First Amendment protection of freedom of the press. “The First Amendment protects freedoms we need for a functioning democracy. Let’s celebrate its birthday by recognizing, among other rights, our ability to speak freely and publish widely. This is an opportunity for us all to remember how crucial these First Amendment freedoms are to our daily lives and how vulnerable we would be without them.” – Justin Silverman, Executive Director, New England First Amendment Coalition

Progressive Charlestown: Magic Wall King gives URI talk

CNN’s John King talks about election, social media fame, and discovering journalism at URI About a month after Election Day turned into election week, John King ’85, Hon. ’10 is finally getting some much-deserved time off. CNN’s chief national correspondent has spent the year following the pandemic and covering one of the most divisive elections in U.S. history. So, he’s stockpiled vacation. It’s time he’s spending with his 9-year-old son, Jonah, and working on overdue house projects – “spackling, caulking, painting, plumbing, raking.” “This was (and is) an extraordinary election cycle, but I am pretty good at mostly disconnecting when the break

CNN s John King talks about election, social media fame, and discovering journalism at URI | Westerly

KINGSTON — About a month after election day turned into election week, John King, a 1985 University of Rhode Island graduate, is finally getting some much-deserved time off. CNN’s chief national correspondent has spent the year following the pandemic and covering one of the most divisive elections in U.S. history. So, he’s stockpiled vacation. It’s time he’s spending with his 9-year-old son, Jonah, and working on overdue house projects – “spackling, caulking, painting, plumbing, raking.” “This was (and is) an extraordinary election cycle, but I am pretty good at mostly disconnecting when the break comes,” says King in an email interview. “So, while there’s no normal in 2020, I am better than I was years ago in getting away for a bit.”

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