President Vladimir Putin said Kyiv had opened “Pandora’s box” with strikes on Russian economic targets and threatened to hit back at Ukraine’s “most sensitive economic sectors.” Reported by: Cherry Meigh TimbolNews Content Editor Published August [...]
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State of the Union: Stars and Stripes has reported on hardships facing sailors in the Iran War. The post Pentagon Fires Journalists at Military Newspaper, Raising Alarms appeared first on The American Conservative .
The Pentagon on Friday fired the publisher, the editor-in-chief, and a Middle East correspondent from Stars and Stripes, a military newspaper that receives funding from the Defense Department but maintains editorial independence. The firings have raised concerns about infringements on the publication’s First Amendment rights. In recent weeks, Stars and Stripes has reported on the mental health struggles of sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, whose deployment was extended by months to support war efforts against Iran. A statement by Erik Slavin, the dismissed editor-in-chief, shed light on his termination notice. “I am being fired for stating in a CBS interview that censorship of news for service members would…Open
Tonight on "Jesse Weber Live," residents of Gary, Indiana, say they're in survival mode as they enter their 11th day without power following a deadly storm that toppled trees and downed power lines. Gary isn't the only community dealing with extreme conditions, as severe weather continues to cause problems across the country. Plus, new details emerge in the shocking takedown of a man wearing a Chucky-style mask who is accused of terrorizing Philadelphia residents. We'll show you the dramatic encounter and reveal where an unlikely hero learned the skills that helped protect others. Then, the closely watched murder trial of Lindsay Clancy takes another turn as the defense rests its case after calling its final witness. We break down the…