Journalist Scandal Sparks Debate On Press Ethics
Tony Kornheiser recalls a turbulent era as journalists face sensational claims about Bill Clinton and Nina Burleigh. He notes gossip, alleged boasts, and media loyalties while defending careful reporting and warning against fabrication. The column critiques public trolling and CNN turmoil amid political gossip.
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Feds’ SSI reform risks harming the truly in need
Journalists note Congress overhauls of the Supplemental Security Income program may harm the disabled and families with chronically ill children. While waste and fraud are addressed, 288000 disabled children were cut from SSI, with 54 percent later reinstated upon review. Bipartisan push seeks safeguards before further cuts, urging focus on corporate welfare as an alternative target.
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