
The Gist
A Dearth Of Sinemaphiles
Mar 5, 2024
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema's announcement to leave her position, The New York Times' union alleging racial profiling, analysis on MENA, discussion on journalism integrity, controversies around Kirsten Cinema, and insights on immigration politics and asylum challenges with Alejandro Mayorkas.
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- The New York Times' internal leak investigation targeted MENA journalists, sparking accusations of racial profiling and spiking journalism due to unconfirmed details.
- Jonathan Blitzer's insights highlighted the complexities of immigration policies under Alejandro Mayorkas, showcasing challenges in managing asylum cases and tensions between advocacy groups and the government.
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Investigating Meno Journalists in Leak Investigation
The New York Times recently faced controversy when it targeted MENA (Middle Eastern and North African) journalists during a leak investigation. This stemmed from discussions at The Daily about turning a front-page story on the rape of Israeli women into a podcast, which led to leaks about internal editorial decisions. The newspaper faced accusations from The Intercept that it was spiking its own journalism due to inability to confirm details. The investigation aimed to find who leaked damaging information, potentially targeting Arab and Muslim journalists.
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