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CNN gets called out by the White House after incorrectly reporting on a Coast Guard training drill
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CNN gets called out by the White House after incorrectly reporting on a Coast Guard training drill
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Are the Southeastern Conference's new social media restrictions fair for the media or violation of free speech?
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The World Trade Organization opposes China's restrictions on media imports, but will the ruling actually affect the US?
Inaccurate reporting didn't stop the golfing world from riffing on whether or not Tiger Woods deserved the fine from the PGA that he didn't actually get.
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