Author: The Associated Press
Efforts to track diversity in journalism are lagging
Judge blocks Baltimore from banning Catholic group's rally
Press club drops contempt request against Idaho lt. gov.
Calif. protects reporters covering protests with new law
Jailed U.S. journalist in Myanmar slapped with new charge
Newsy expands, bets on appetite for more news, less politics
Baltimore argues Catholic group's rally could bring violence
Judge questions whether Jan. 6 rioters are treated unfairly
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