Censorship and bias in modern newspapers and media
A critique of press objectivity, noting resignations at The New York Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer over editorial decisions. It contrasts open forums with censorship, cites editorials and headlines, references Twitter and CNN remarks, and argues for unbiased reporting and clear First Amendment protections. James H. Shott is cited as a contributor.
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Dolphices
Anise
New York Times
the Times
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
James Bennet
Tom Cotton
R-Ark
George Floyd
Minneapolis
George Soros
Open Society Foundation
Floyd
Inquirer
Stan Wischnowski
Wischnowski
Times
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
D-N.y
CNN
State of the Union
Jake Tapper
Donald Trump
Trump
Tapper
U.S
Prayer Verse Note Appears in Bluefield Telegraph
A brief line from Philippians 4 6 7 AKJV is printed in the Bluefield Telegraph column. The verse urges readers to be careful for nothing and to pray with thanksgiving, promising God’s peace to guard hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
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Christ Jesus
WV AG warns of contact tracing scam via text messages
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey warns of a bogus contact tracer text scam that impersonates health departments to lure victims into clicking a malicious link. Legit tracers never request Social Security numbers money or bank details and consumers should verify contacts before sharing information.
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West Virginia
Patrick Morrisey
Morrisey
Federal Trade Commission
Health Department
Attorney General's Office
Attorney General's
Consumer Protection Division
Wvago.gov
Public Letters Policy and Submission Details
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on matters of public interest and requires the writer to include signature address and phone number for publication. Pen names and anonymous letters will not be used. Include sufficient contact details and send by mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph, 7.0 Box 1599 Bluefield WV 24701 by email to editor bdionline.com or by signed fax at 304 327 6179.
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Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Online sermons reshape church life during shutdown in Washington
As COVID-19 shut down churches across the globe, Emmanuel Presbyterian in Bothell and Seattle’s St James Cathedral began streaming Masses. Initial misfires gave way to large online viewership and sustained or increased attendance, with new members joining via Zoom from multiple states. Clergy report deeper online connection and a possible lasting shift, while in person services resume in limited form.
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Dave Rohrer
Bothell Wash
Sanctuary
Rohrer
Emmanuel Presbyterian
Bothell
Seattle
St. James
Northwest
Michael Ryan
Washington
Inslee
Family Policy Institute of Washington
Tim
Mass
Ryan
Saisfire
Jay Inslee
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MSNBC
Kyle Griffin
Fox News
Harris Faulkner
Fox
Twitter
James H
Smokey' Shott
James, Shatt
Yahoo
Smokey Shott
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Randy Mooney
Andy Patton
Samantha Perry
Charles Owens
George Thwaites
Danny Westneat
Dwestneat
Seattletimes.com
Seattle Times
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