Sentences with phrase «national front pages»

They put a spotlight not just on mass shootings, but also more common types of gun violence that are less likely to make national front pages.

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Some of this has been very public — the smear on the front page of a national newspaper; the racial undertones of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments.

Naomi Wadler, 11, wowed the audience with her speech honoring black girls like Courtlin Arrington, Hadiya Pendleton and Taiyania Thompson who were gunned down, but «don't make the front page of every national newspaper [or] lead on the evening news.»

The front page of Fridayâ $ ™ s National Post reported, «The Conservatives will encourage the five provinces that do not have harmonized sales taxes — Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, P.E.I. and Manitoba — to take part by setting up a $ 5 - billion trust fund that would compensate them for lost revenue over the phase - in period.»

Today's National Post gave front page coverage to a «study» from the Frontier Centre claiming that wages of public servants have far outstripped those of private sector workers over the past decade.

Last Testament: In His Own Wordsby benedict xvi with peter seewald bloomsbury, 288 pages, $ 24Arandom tale from the front line of the Ratzinger media wars: At the time of Benedict XVI's announcement in 2013 that he was to step down as pope, I was writing for one of the Irish national dailies.

Greg has also been featured on the front page of The New York Times, The Charlie Rose Show, CNN, National Public Radio, the BBC and numerous other television and radio venues.

The specially - designed wall prints showcase famous front pages taken from local and national newspapers the day after one of the Reds» many trophy wins.

The Penn State scandal gives us a rare opportunity to shine - and continue to shine - a national spotlight on what is generally covered regionally and soon fades from the front page to the back page to not being covered at all.

We didn't get a national wave of follow up front page stories on local youth coaches who abused athletes or coaches who didn't report child sexual, physical or emotional abuse to their local police or child protective agencies.

In 2011, The New York Times sparked national media coverage with its front page story on why Silicon Valley parents are turning to Waldorf Education.

Two days ago, New York Times national education correspondent Sam Dillon had a front page story on the sharp increase in the number of formerly middle class households now taking advantage of free or reduced price school lunches for their children, a stark indicator of the nation's current economic woes.

Thanks to Tribune national correspondent Kirsten Scharnberg for some very thoughtful reporting on the state of midwifery («Black market for midwives defies bans,» Page 1, Nov. 25), and thanks to the Tribune for giving it the front - page space it deserPage 1, Nov. 25), and thanks to the Tribune for giving it the front - page space it deserpage space it deserves.

The National Fisheries Institute, an industry lobbying group, promotes the food pyramid on the front page of its Web site, highlighting the government's suggestion to consume more fish.

They asked me to bring any interesting bits and pieces from my career - and I managed to look out my certificate from the National Council for the Training of Journalists, my first by - lined front page article (on The Bridgwater Mercury) and my shorthand certificate (110 wpm!).

After a superficially worthy iteration of that now trite sentiment of British politicians, public intellectuals and commentators that national pride needs to be «reclaimed» from the «small - minded» and the «racist», the following 21 pages provided a tour de force in national chest - thumping that could barely do more to put its small - mindedness and contempt for the rest of the world front and centre.

But it was front - page news for weeks in 1985 and sparked a national debate.

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When an article of his coming out appeared on the front page of The New York Times and recirculated on national television, it opened up a new world to a young man who had never left the Northeast: paid speeches, trips to Europe and South America, and the world of New York City.

The Fix's Chris Cillizza had a front - page story in Saturday's paper examining the grumbling among some within the Democratic party about the current fundraising disparity between the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee.

«We woke up one morning in this country and we had newspaper headlines screaming that mercenaries had been brought into our country and that their presence here was of a national security concern to the extent that the state owned daily graphic displayed the photographs of these people on their front page.

Another day, another front page from the Daily Mail on the links between the National Council for Civil Liberties (NCCL) and the Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE) at a time when Harriet Harman, Patricia Hewitt and Jack Dromey held senior positions in the NCCL.

Still, for Spinola — long considered one of the smoothest political operatives in the state — being called out so publicly in a front - page national story could be an embarrassment, one source said.

Long before Trump's most recent remarks, in a seven - page private National Republican Senatorial Committee memo from September, executive director Ward Baker told Senate candidates to adopt Trump's style if not his political brand, urging candidates to leave plenty of room between them and the front - runner's controversial remarks.

Yesterday's The New York Times featured a front - page story suggesting that the government's approach to funding cancer research — particularly at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)-- pushes scientists to «play it safe» and steer clear of bold ideas.

So which story was it that made it onto the front pages of most of the nationals and spawned innumerable reports on the radio and TV?

John Niederhuber, the director of the National Cancer Institute, is not a fan of Sunday's front - page article in The New York Times that harshly critiques how cancer research is funded.

Because of all the national recognition, I made front page news in the Orange County Register, reputable magazines and design blogs were calling me nonstop for interviews.

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She's earned a Gracie for individual achievement in news producing, and a number of her projects have received national recognition, including Murrows, Gracies and Front Page awards.

Discussion about national testing has recently been front - page news — but testing is only part of the story.

During my tenure there, we actually had major national newspapers trying to convince our printer to read them our front pages, as we had broken a major story regarding the Honor system and a big - dollar - donor parent trying to keep his son from being expelled.

Nearly four years after a front - page story in The New York Times sparked a fierce debate by suggesting that charter school students nationally were lagging academically behind their peers in regular public schools, the national testing program that informed the controversy has generated far more data for researchers and advocates to scrutinize.

Teacher - tenure laws leaped on to the front page of the national media in 2014 when a California judge responded favorably to a plaintiff's argument that the state's teacher - tenure laws violate its state constitution.

Education World: You've appeared on national television programs, made the front pages of major newspapers, and given countless interviews.

And in 2000, immigrant test scores continued their rise, leading to a front - page story in the Sunday New York Times and major coverage in the rest of the national media.

After making the front page with eSchoolnews, the article became a national buzz and was «picked up» by other outlets.

Is it coincidental that an article pushing «academic» preschool, which produces immediate quantifiable, though questionable, results, without regard to long - term effects, appears on the front page of a national newspaper now?

There's usually world and national news on the front page, then state and regional, then the important items — high school sports, local politics, community calendars, and obituaries.

In a six - week start - up campaign, this winning formula produced tangible results that exceeded my loftiest expectations: reviews in large, target - markets; radio interview spots with national media outlets; a front - page feature story in a major newspaper; the sale of one bylined article and widespread distribution of another.

In a six - week start - up campaign, this winning formula produced tangible results that exceeded my loftiest expectations: reviews in large, target - markets; radio interview spots with national media outlets; a front - page feature story in a major newspaper; the sale of one bylined article and widespread distribution of another.And these are just the highlights.

We must continue to measure every act against not only what is legal but also what we would be happy to have written about on the front page of a national newspaper in an article written by an unfriendly but intelligent reporter.

Those don't necessarily make national news or generate splashy, front - page headlines.

Edward talks about the front - page - news - worthy unveiling of Barack and Michelle Obamas» portraits at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.

Dashiell Manley, The New York Times, Tuesday September 23 2014, national edition Southern California (front page), 2014.

After graduating with a BA Hons in PhotoMedia from Salisbury College, Wiltshire, Daniel began his professional career in 2004 as a photojournalist at Solent News and Photo Agency, where he covered national news and features for all the major UK newspaper titles including The Times and Daily Telegraph, producing multiple front page images along the way.

Twenty - six people were arrested and the action made front page news locally, and caught the attention of several national outlets.