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Pulitzer Prize winner to address Limerick students
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THE New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Malachy Browne is set to inspire young journalism students at the University of Limerick via a webinar this Wednesday.
The Broadford native who is a Senior Producer in Visual Investigations at the New York Times – a unit that he co-founded in 2017 - will link in with journalism students and campus staff from his base in the Big Apple.
Mr Browne won the highest accolade in journalism – the Pulitzer Prize – in 2020 for the sometimes “risky” work, that he and his team carried out in proving for the first time that Russia had bombed Syrian hospitals and civilians.
Visual Investigations: Journalisten als Ermittler
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Prospect of Pardons in Final Days Fuels Market to Buy Access to Trump
The president’s allies have collected tens of thousands of dollars and potentially much more from people seeking pardons.
The brisk market for pardons reflects the access peddling that has defined the Trump presidency as well as President Trump’s unorthodox approach to exercising unchecked presidential clemency powers.Credit.Samuel Corum for The New York Times
Published Jan. 17, 2021Updated March 21, 2021
WASHINGTON As President Trump prepares to leave office in days, a lucrative market for pardons is coming to a head, with some of his allies collecting fees from wealthy felons or their associates to push the White House for clemency, according to documents and interviews with more than three dozen lobbyists and lawyers.
A riveting Isis story, told in a New York Times podcast, falls apart
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By: Mark Mazzetti, Ian Austen, Graham Bowley and Malachy Browne
A Canadian s gruesome account as an Islamic State executioner in Syria, which was the subject of the Caliphate podcast by The New York Times, was fabricated, officials say. A Times review found no corroboration of his claim to have committed atrocities.
He described the killings in lurid detail how he shot one man in the head and stabbed another in the heart before hanging the corpse on a cross.
He spoke at length about joining the religious police of the Islamic State in Syria, and being trucked to a terrorist training session on attacking the West, including North America, his homeland.
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