Hannah Natanson Pulitzer Hits Day 7 as DOJ Rule 60(b) Window Closes May 18
The Justice Department has seven days to ask a federal judge to undo the ruling that just won a journalist a Pulitzer.
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Pope Leo's Regina Caeli Names Coptic Friendship and the Hondius — Not Iran
The week's most operative escalation week produced a papal text about a cruise ship and a Coptic anniversary.
CBS Radio Sign-Off Eleven Days Out and Still No Archive Buyer or Transition Plan Surfaced
A hundred-year-old service ends in eleven days with seven hundred affiliates lacking a replacement and the archive lacking a buyer — the silence is the architecture.
Stars and Stripes Day 15 — The Archive Shows the Paper Has Run Iran Coverage All Along
The paper said for a week that the watchdog could not run Iran coverage, the watchdog has been running it, the frame was wrong, and the question changes.
White House Silence on Pulitzer Hits Day Seven as Florida Deposition Window Opens
Seven days of presidential silence on the Pulitzer slate hold as the Carroll and Merida deposition window opens in Okeechobee County — the discovery clock talks.
Vatican Pachamama Silence Holds at Day Fifty-Four Past the Coptic Friendship Sunday Regina Caeli
Eight weeks of documentary silence on the 1995 photograph hold as Pope Leo's Sunday Regina Caeli named Coptic friendship, mothers, and the Sahel, but not Pachamama.
Saher Alghorra Pulitzer Enters a Fourth Week as the Counter-Narrative Hardens
Three full weeks after the Breaking News Photography Pulitzer, the campaign over the al-Mutawaq image has settled into a sustained discredit operation aimed at the laureate rather than the work.
A Week After the Met Gala, the Smalls Arrest Has Hardened the Worker-Led Counter-Show
Seven days after Chris Smalls was arrested outside the Met Gala, the Ball Without Billionaires frame has hardened into a labor-vs-Costume-Institute reading the gala did not want.