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Columbia Journalism Review By CJR Staff Uganda’s Twitter Battleground By Sophie Neiman Columbia Keeps ‘Investigating’ Student Journalists Covering Pro-Palestine Protests Reporters on campus say it’s a threat to press freedom
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- Columbia Journalism Review June 13, 2025 By CJR Staff Plus: Busy as beavers in the Beaver State, true crime beyond murder, and Terry Moran’s world-class haterade How Should Journalists Call Out Lies in the Age of Trump and AI?
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