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News & Politics (Page 46)

May 10, 2023

Laura J. Downey and the Lessons Learned on her Journey to Becoming a Media Executive

Learn how Laura J. Downey has been able to flourish in the journalism world, as she shares the main lessons she’s learned during her journey.

By Valene Jones

April 29, 2023

Vox Media Sued for Copyright Infringement over Protest Image

Freedom News TV claims that The Verge used a still image of a protest on its website without permission or authorization from the licensing company.

By Rebecca Batterman

black and white sign reads "Sephora" at storefront.

April 7, 2023

Sephora Sued for Firing Employee Who Declined Vaccination

Ashna Kalra, the plaintiff, claims that she was fired after requesting religious exemption from the requirement to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

By Cashea Airy

April 7, 2023

Madison Square Garden Faces Uncertain Future as Possible Relocation Looms

The Garden's permit, which allows it to hold public events, is set to expire in July.

By Rebecca Batterman

Chicago mayor and police superintendent press conference

April 4, 2023

Shooting Survivor Sues Chicago Police Over ‘Non-Pursuit’ Policy

A 24-year-old man who survived a shooting is suing the City of Chicago for allegedly failing to pursue the suspect who later shot him.

By José Abonce

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