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Newseum Do you think the press coverage of President Obama has changed over the past year?
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Today's Top Ten Front Pages
All News is Local
By Sharon Shahid, Thursday, January 7, 2010
When big news has huge consequences for a city, state or perhaps the entire nation, the best front pages have the story covered. Today's Top Ten include a mixed bag of political and social issues that may mark the beginning, as the C...onnecticut Post puts it, of "a whole new ballgame."
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Newseum What is your reaction to Brit Hume advising Tiger Woods to "turn to Christianity" to recover from his recent scandal?
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Failure to Communicate
By Gene Mater, Wednesday, January 6, 2010
This may seem like last week's news, but it isn't. Last week, President Barack Obama complained about the "systemic failure" of the security systems that allowed a suicide bomber to come close to blowing up an airliner. Today's bi...g story is about the failure to connect the dots, with the President saying we must and will do better.
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Newseum ESPN announced they will launch a 3D sports network later this year. Would you pay extra to watch your favorite team in 3D?
Newseum Charlayne Hunter-Gault from NPR will be at the Newseum on Saturday to talk about coverage of Africa. The program begins at 2:30 in the Knight Studio.
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Today's Top Ten Front Pages
A Feat of Engineering
By Bridget Gutierrez, Tuesday, January 05, 2010
The Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, opened Monday in the chic desert city of Dubai. Today, the $1.5 billion, 2,717-foot-tall skyscraper towered over the world's newspaper front pages. The news was big even in Taip...ei, which used to claim the tallest title for Taipei 101. That building stands a mere 1,667 feet tall. Yawn.
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Today's Top Ten Front Pages
Kids, Glorious Kids
By Sharon Shahid, Monday, January 4, 2010
We thought we'd start the New Year with front pages that make you smile. With much of the country facing record-breaking cold and ice, and airport security still on people’s minds, nothing warms your heart better than photos of children and animals.
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Newseum The Newseum wishes all its fans a very happy new year.
Newseum The past year has seen dramatic changes in the news media. What do you think the biggest surprise will be in 2010 regarding changes in journalism and new media?
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Today's Top Ten Front Pages
Out With the Old
By Sharon Shahid, Thursday, December 31, 2009
Front pages around the world looked back, forward and locally as they focused on the top news stories of the decade and the year. Today’s outstanding Top Ten used imaginative graphics and iconic images to commemorate what was and what is yet to be. Happy New Year!
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“Failure” Tells It All
By Gene Mater, Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Fail is a four-letter word, but President Barack Obama used it when he talked about the “systemic failure” of the nation’s security systems that allowed a suicide bomber to come close to blowing up a plane on Christmas Day. The ...word shows up today in various forms on the front pages of many U.S. dailies.
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Today's Top Ten Front Pages
Air Terror Unfolds on Front Pages
By Bridget Gutierrez, Tuesday, December 29, 2009
The attempted terrorist plot on a Detroit-bound airplane on Christmas Day continued to dominate newspaper front pages after Al-Qaida claimed responsibility, and President Barack Obama vowed to bring the plotters ...to justice. Leading off today’s Top Ten: The Detroit News, which has a chilling story about a local couple who spotted the would-be terrorist before the flight.
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Terror Alert
By Sharon Shahid, Monday, December 28, 2009
Front pages at the end of the decade are looking much like they did at the beginning: with photos and stories of airport security and headlines asking “What Went Wrong?” Kudos to The Virginian-Pilot for a headline that got right to the p...oint: “Born to Wealth. A Devout Muslim. A Lazy Student. Now, A Suspected Terrorist.”
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