Journalists Targeted as Protests Put Press at Risk
The Los Angeles Times editorial condemns police and government actions against journalists covering national protests sparked by George Floyd's death. It cites 110+ attacks since May 28, including CNN's Omar Jimenez arrest on air, and notes that protesters and authorities alike have endangered press freedom and democratic witness.
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Breakfast Club debate hosts Rush Limbaugh clash on race
Cal Thomas notes a provocative exchange on The Breakfast Club where Rush Limbaugh criticizes white privilege and white supremacy while Charlamagne the God and others defend perspectives on race. The column argues listening over labeling and urges broader dialogue to bridge divides.
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Voices on justice and unity amid nation’s turmoil
Armstrong Williams argues that violence in American cities is fueled by incompetent leadership and external actors. He cites police, federal agencies, and organized groups like antifa, warning against chaos that benefits foreign adversaries while urging systemic reforms and accountability.
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