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The Full Color of Joe Sacco

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. For a long time now, Joe Sacco, one of the world’s foremost cartoon journalists, has wanted to stop chronicling killings. In late 2023, as Israel began a post–October 7 assault on Gaza, he’d been planning on—finally, finally—turning to a long-gestating passion project: a book about the Rolling Stones in which he uses the band as a way to empty his brain of philosophical riffs developed through his years of international reporting.
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‘It’s as If They Are Creating Space to Legitimize the Targeting of Their Own Colleagues’

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Assal Rad, an activist and Middle East historian, has become known for social media posts in which she edits headlines that she finds absurd, largely for their refusal to name Israel as the aggressor in its military campaign in Gaza.
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Done and Dusted - Columbia Journalism Review

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By Amos Barshad Verified
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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. William Tong is the attorney general of Connecticut, a member of a coalition of states that, up until this weekend, was suing to stop Paramount’s 111-billion-dollar merger with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). Deep into Sunday night, Tong told me, “I was fighting. I wasn’t willing to concede until late into the evening.” That fight is now officially over: a consent decree has laid out Paramount’s legally obligated concessions, allowing the merger to go forward.
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