The Washington Post’s executive editor Martin Baron (right) was the winner of the Newseum’s annual Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in the Media, presented at a spirited Newseum banquet Monday night in D.C. Here Baron is shown with the News-Press’ Nicholas Benton. (Photo: News-press)
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The U.S. Senate approval this week has been of perhaps the most heinous bill ever, stealing from the poor to
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