Facebook can fix itself without silencing voices
The piece argues Facebook faces a reckoning as a powerful publisher. It urges embracing influence with responsibility, crowd sourcing fake news reports to third party fact checkers, and limiting hoax monetization. It warns of echo chambers and suggests cross cutting stories to broaden feeds.
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Pepperdine
Forbes
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Cokie Roberts
Stevecokie
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Write Your Reps U S Senator Gillibrand Address Card
A message prompts constituents to contact U S Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 urging civic outreach. The brief emphasizes representing constituents and engaging with the senator on public policy matters.
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Washington, D.C
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Hart
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Richard Hanna
John Katko
Cannon House
W. Oneida St
E. Bridge St
Oswego
Omnes
N.Y
Robert Oaks
Will Barclay
N. Second St
Albany
Fulton, N.Y
Fresh-start questions define 2017 national path
The era after a fractious election raises issues from Trump’s vows on a border wall and Muslim ban to how Republicans unify power in Congress. The piece weighs potential splits in the party, Senate confirmations, and Democrats' ideological shifts amid a polarized nation.
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Tillerson
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Wisconsin
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Hillary Clinton
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Clinton
Elizabeth Warren
Massachusetts
Sanders/Warren
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Washington
Agent Provocateur
Jimmy Carter
Gerald R. Ford
George H.W. Bush
Angus King
Maine
America
David M. Shribman
The
Post-Gazette
Dshribman
Post-Gazette.com
History Highlights for January Second Through the Ages
January 2 through history marks key events including the 1788 ratification of the U.S. Constitution by Georgia, the 1942 capture of Manila by Japanese forces, the 1955 Panama president’s assassination, and the 1967 oath of Ronald Reagan as California governor. Notable later moments include the 1991 DC mayor Sharon Pratt’s milestone, the Sago Mine disaster in 2006, and the Bundy-led 2016 Oregon standoff.
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