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Celia Darrough

  • Writer and Editor, U.S. Department of Labor
  • Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Tennessee, Washington, D.C.
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Editor, writer for @USDOL’s EBSA | occasional teacher | alum of @ABC News, @bustle, @mizzou, @uoregon

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By Morgan Winsor Verified, Emily Shapiro Verified, Nadine El-Bawab Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified, Julia Jacobo Verified, Meredith Deliso Verified, Bill Hutchinson Verified, Celia Darrough, Mary Kekatos Verified, Samara Lynn Verified
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A Fox News reporter severely injured in a shelling in Ukraine last month that killed two other journalists tweeted for the first time Thursday to update his condition and pay tribute to his colleagues. Fox News State Department correspondent Benjamin Hall was injured in an attack in Gorenka, outside Kyiv, on March 14. Ukrainian producer and fixer Oleksandra "Sasha" Kuvshynova and Fox News cameraperson Pierre Zakrzewski were both killed after incoming fire hit their car.
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Russia-Ukraine live updates: Pfizer donating its Russia profits to Ukraine

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By Morgan Winsor Verified, Emily Shapiro Verified, Nadine El-Bawab Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified, Julia Jacobo Verified, Meredith Deliso Verified, Bill Hutchinson Verified, Celia Darrough
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Russia-Ukraine updates: Zelenskyy tells ABC News Putin should start dialogue instead giving 'another ultimatum'

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By Morgan Winsor Verified, Emily Shapiro Verified, Julia Jacobo Verified, Nadine El-Bawab Verified, Meredith Deliso Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified, Bill Hutchinson Verified, Celia Darrough
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Russia’s military has announced another temporary cease-fire in Ukraine beginning Tuesday at 10 a.m. and said it is prepared to open humanitarian corridors from Kyiv and several other key Ukrainian cities it has encircled. In a statement, Russia’s defense ministry said the corridors would allow people to go north to Russia and its ally Belarus, adding that it would also allow routes in some places to other parts of Ukraine.
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