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President-Elect Works the Washington Post Newsroom "It was . . . like awaiting a rock star," Washington Post reporter Nikita Stewart recalled on Friday.  "When

Pain Eased by Ads from McDonald’s, Auto Companies Smiley Denies He’s in "Ego Contest" Over Obama 600 at Honolulu Advertiser Given Layoff Notices Univision Realigns,

Covering Armed Nigerians, Observer Feels Powerless NPR Piece on Marine Clashes With Navajo Taboos Philly’s Cesar Aldama Named News Director in Miami Dan Rather Explains

Boston’s Bay State Banner to Accept Loan from City Henry Louis Gates After Arrest: "This Is Outrageous" "Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. cast his

Updated March 7 Spring Show Canceled, Death of Eunice Johnson Cited Jet Spends Weekend With Oscar Nominee Mo’Nique Unity Survey Unscientific, Creator Concedes Cartoon Has

Getting to the Story Presents Its Own Obstacles Globe Sports Department Becomes One of Most Diverse Century-Old Japanese-American Paper Bleeding Red Ink Italian Vogue Creates

NBC, Comcast Scolded in Capitol Hill Hearing N.Y. Gov. Paterson Says He Won’t Run for Election Honolulu Star-Bulletin Buys Rival, the Advertiser Sports Editor Leon

At 17.6% for Black Men, President’s Strategy Challenged New Yorker Offers Interactive Black History Feature Pittsburgh Police Upset by Cartoon on Teen’s Beating Janice Min

Americans’ Interest in Quake Aftermath Remains High ABC News to Implement Sharp Cutbacks 3 of Color Among 27 Let Go in Oregonian Newsroom From Journalist

Ga. Editor Ben Holden Named to Academic Post Ben Holden, vice president and executive editor of the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer, has been named director of

"Unable to Reach a Definitive Agreement" Tony Cox Show Hurting; Dyson Plans Return Woods Has Long Love-Hate Relationship With Press Handful of Journalists of Color