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CNN Anchor Reviled for Commentary on Joyner Radio Show AP, N.Y. Times Say “Terrorist” Not So Easy to Define  Elizabeth Vargas Checks Into Rehab Over

Newspapers Won’t Rock Boat on Tributes to “Lost Cause” Ray Suarez Joins Al Jazeera America 2 French Journalists Kidnapped, Killed in Northern Mali Editor to

Handful of Black Journalists Have Participated Accused of Racism, Writer Finds Home at National Review Michael Giarrusso Named AP’s Global Sports Editor Columnist Debunks Health-Care

Onetime NAHJ Board Member Was Both Compassionate, Funny Karen Dunlap Retiring as Poynter Institute President Suarez: “NewsHour” “Didn’t Have Much of a Plan for Me”

Remaining Associations Not Ready to Throw In the Towel FCC Moves on Ownership by Hispanics, Others of Color Denise Bridges, Maynard Institute Vet, Laid Off

Institution Lost 56.3% of Its State Funding in Past Six Years . . . NABJ Plans Council to Examine College Student Media Atlanta Paper Sorry

Does a Picture from Capitol Hill Tell the Story? Black Paper in Richmond, Va., Drops “Redskins” Term White House Correspondent Lothian Reported Leaving CNN Maria

Survey: Black Women Portrayed Negatively in Media Judge Orders Heart & Soul Owners to Pay Writers Reginald Stuart, Rochester, N.Y., Paper Win for Diversity ESPN

Shutdown Challenges WaPo’s Federal-Employee Columnist Obama Fails to Call on TV Reporters at News Conference N.Y. Times News-Page Policy: “Obamacare” in Quotes “Redskins” Debate Said

“Virtual Town Hall” Meeting Scheduled Next Week Fox Followed Advice to Use Loaded Health-Care Phrases Plans for Local Versions of NPR’s “Code Switch” on Hold

Black Woman’s Chase, Slaying Renews Interest in Theory Would Cleveland Indians Fans Dress in Blackface? Five Points the Press Misses in Covering Health Care Act

Editors Say Association With Law’s Opponents Persists He-Said, He-Said Approach Faulted in Shutdown Coverage New Miss America Booked for South Asian Journalists Gala Darius Walker