A Memorial to Fallen Journalists Is One Step Closer to Happening on the National Mall

A Virginia-based nonprofit has cleared the latest hurdle in its effort to build a first-of-its-kind memorial honoring journalists who’ve lost their lives while covering the news. The Fallen Journalists Memorial Foundation received Congressional authorization in 2020 to construct the memorial—using private funds—on federal land. Now, it has the go-ahead from the U.S. Commission of Fine

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