HeyJaredJem Bartholomew
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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âFlashing red.â (opens the original)
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On Thursday morning, as President Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping, the president of the Peopleâs Republic of China, to the White House, CNNâs Betsy Klein said she was turned away three times from the gates; MS Nowâs Laura Barrón-López said Secret Service agents confiscated her pass. âI went to the Press Pass Security Hut,â Barrón-López said, but after tapping her badge and entering her PIN, âit started flashing red.â Klein and Barrón-López were among the journalists from CNN
Maria Bartiromo and the Fox-Trump tightrope. (opens the original)
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There’s trouble in MAGA-media land. On September 3, Fox News released a terse statement: “Effective today, Maria Bartiromo”—one of the network’s most prominent on-air talents—“is no longer with FOX News Media.” Bartiromo, a favorite of Donald Trump’s, hosted three Fox shows. Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo was averaging 1.8 million viewers for the year to date, the Wall Street Journal reported this month, citing Nielsen data—a lot of eyeballs, even if it put Bartiromo behind other Fo
Should the press ârun towardâ AI? (opens the original)
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Since it was first published, in 2001, The Elements of Journalism, by Tom Rosenstiel and Bill Kovach, has schooled fledgling reporters in their craft by advocating that journalists adhere to a series of core principlesâincluding that journalismâs first obligation is to the truth; that it is, in essence, a discipline of verification; and that journalists must serve as a monitor of power. In Rosenstielâs new book, The Next Journalism: How the Press Must Change to Serve Democracy, released la
Whatâs the matter with the British press? (opens the original)
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It should be clear by now to anyone paying attention that the media coverage of Jason Ardayâa forty-one-year-old Black British former professorial chair at the University of Cambridge, who died this monthâwas racist (fueled by an academic who espouses pseudoscientific anti-Black views), disproportionate (more than two hundred articles were published in the span of a few weeks), and utterly tragic. The frenzy took place during what is described in the United Kingdom as âsilly seasonâ: at
âTalked about more, but described lessâ (opens the original)
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Today the Economic Hardship Reporting Project (EHRP), an organization that seeks to give a voice to âwriters and photographers from underrepresented quartersâ and supports serious coverage of inequality, published a piece of research delving into how media outlets cover the working class. The project was led by Elena Krumova, a sociologist and assistant director of Columbia Universityâs Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences program, and was shared exclusively with CJR. Using digitiz
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