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General steve lenic. That starts at 10 00 a. M. Eastern live on c span 3. Here a few of the comments weve recently received from our viewers. Im in my 80s and im a big fan on c span, i want to complement them on being able to bring together two different ie deologies like they did this morning from the Kato Institute and the immigration policy center. I think you need more programming that way among people that can conduct themselves with a very civil tone. I applaud you for that. Thank you very much for c span. I listen to c span pretty much on a daily regular basis. I find it to be very info...

Welcomes a royal son. The newest member of britains royal family could his his first public appearance today. The big question, what the babys name will be. Favorite is george as far as names are concerned. Second on the list is james. Im sure well have some sort of web contest. I hear they may name the boy spike. Southwest Airlines Flight clansed landing at Laguardia Airport. Ten people were injured. Thats scary. Pope francis has begun his sevenday visit to brazil. His visit has already been marred by a security lapse. The driver reportedly made a wrong turn and reaching in through the open w...

Sites. The tokyo 0lympics difficulty of social distancing on sites. The Tokyo Olympics and paralympic south postponed for a year after mounting international pressure. Pharmacies appeal to people not to stockpile medicines as they report a big increase in customers. And hundreds of thousands of british citizens travelling abroad are urged by the foreign 0ffice abroad are urged by the Foreign Office to come home before more air routes are closed. Good afternoon. The government has sought to clarify the tough new restrictions introduced last night, to curb the spread of coronavirus. The Prime Mi...

Immediately following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Moldova declared a state of emergency under which a whole swathe of pro-Russian media was banned.   The broadcasting licences of 12 TV channels were suspended and more than 70 news websites blocked on the basis that they posed a danger to the country’s information security.   More than two years later, and despite the end of the state of emergency, all these outlets remain blocked – but Moldova remains an attractive target for Kremlin propaganda and disinformation across a range of platforms. 

Greek journalism is under sustained threat from the impact of the surveillance scandal “Predatorgate”, the unresolved killing of a reporter, abusive legal action and economic and political pressures. Following a mission to Athens, eight international organisations today call on the Government and Prime Minister to show political courage and urgently take specific measures aimed at improving the climate for independent journalism and salvaging press freedom