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By Les Leopold The pundits are at it again, fretting over the latest poll numbers showing that President Biden is losing in the key swing states…
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By Les Leopold The pundits are at it again, fretting over the latest poll numbers showing that President Biden is losing in the key swing states…
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An abandoned Los Angeles Times vending machine is seen in Covina, California, in 2011. (Photo: Johndhackensacker3d/CC BY-SA 3.0) By Les Leopold / Common Dreams Mass layoffs are ripping through the news industry. More than 20,000 media jobs were cut in 2023 with many more on the chopping block. Just this past week, the Los Angeles Times announced the layoffs of 20% of its newsroom employees. Time Magazine said it will terminate 15% of its unionized editorial staff. Sports Illustratedlaid off most
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