"Journalists are the purveyors of meaning, content and context amid all the noise out there, abilities that will be more valuable, more essential in the future than ever."
Gary Pruitt,
chairman, chief executive officer, McClatchy Co., 2001
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Cheney ordered to save vice-presidential records
Bush administration's legal position 'heightens the court's concern' that some documents may not be preserved, says federal judge. 09.22.08
Pa. newspaper loses appeal of $3.5 million libel verdict
State appeals court upholds ruling that Citizens' Voice defamed businessman and one of his companies. 09.22.08
Journalists swept up in GOP convention protests won't face charges
'This decision reflects the values we have in St. Paul to protect and promote our First Amendment rights to freedom of the press,' mayor says in statement. 09.22.08
Campaign cash dries up with takeover of mortgage giants
Whether Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae PACs come back in some form likely will depend on next Congress, says House committee chairman. 09.22.08
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ANALYSIS/COMMENTARY
Freedom under fire: Israel and the lessons of 9/11
By Charles C. Haynes Recent visit highlights how a country under constant terrorist siege manages to preserve vigorous free speech and dissent. 09.11.08
Common sense — and good law — prevails in student-speech dispute
By Gene Policinski Decision squarely affirms that non-disruptive student speech, be it on issues of international interest or on local policies, is protected. 09.07.08
Should churches mix God and politics?
By Charles C. Haynes Polls show many religious Americans tiring of faith-based politics, but maybe the real question isn't whether churches should be politically engaged, but how. 08.31.08
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