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Tatiana Schlossberg, a Kennedy family member and environmental journalist known for her candid essay on battling leukemia, died at age 35, with her death announced by the Kennedy Library Foundation.
A Mexican journalist reporting on drug cartels was found dead on a highway with a note accusing him of spreading false accusations, highlighting the ongoing dangers faced by journalists in Mexico, which is considered one of the most dangerous countries for press freedom.
A Spanish-language journalist, Mario Guevara, who was detained in Georgia since June and known for his reporting, was deported to El Salvador after legal battles, with concerns raised about his detention being retaliation for his journalism work and violations of press freedom. His case drew condemnation from civil liberties groups, and legal efforts to prevent his deportation were unsuccessful.
U.S. authorities have deported journalist Mario Guevara, an award-winning reporter covering protests, to El Salvador, raising concerns among free speech advocates.
Mario Guevara, an Atlanta-based Spanish-language journalist, is set to be deported to El Salvador after his arrest during a protest and subsequent legal battles over his immigration status, raising concerns about press freedom and government retaliation.
Colorado officials are re-examining the 2005 death of journalist Hunter S Thompson, who died by suicide, at the request of his widow, aiming to provide clarity and peace of mind through an independent review, although no new evidence has emerged.
Zhang Zhan, a Chinese journalist who reported on the early COVID-19 outbreak from Wuhan, has been sentenced to four more years in prison on charges of 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble,' highlighting ongoing issues of press freedom and persecution of journalists in China.
Charles Bierbauer, a veteran CNN correspondent known for covering the White House, Pentagon, and Supreme Court, has died at age 83. He had a distinguished career spanning over four decades, including roles as a Moscow bureau chief and university dean, and was recognized for his outstanding journalism and mentorship. He is survived by his wife and four children.
Veteran CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller, known for his meticulous records and encyclopedic knowledge of presidential activities, has died at age 73 in Washington, D.C. He covered five presidents over three decades and was celebrated as a legendary figure in journalism.
Hussam al-Masri, a dedicated Reuters journalist known for reporting on Gaza's civilian suffering, was killed by Israeli fire while broadcasting from Nasser Hospital. His death highlights the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones, with subsequent attacks also killing other media workers. Masri's life was marked by his commitment to truth and his family's struggles amid ongoing violence in Gaza.
Mariam Abu Dagga, a 33-year-old Gaza-based journalist known for her fearless reporting and compassionate storytelling, was killed by an Israeli strike while covering the conflict, leaving behind her son and a legacy of dedication to documenting civilian suffering in Gaza.
A journalist detained by ICE is suing Noem and Bondi, claiming his detention violates his First Amendment rights and is an attempt to silence him. Guevara, who fled El Salvador due to violence and harassment, has a legal pathway to stay in the U.S., but remains detained amid increased deportation efforts under the Trump administration. The case highlights concerns over free speech and immigration enforcement, with support from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Anas Al-Sharif, a prominent Palestinian journalist known for his coverage of Gaza, was killed by an Israeli strike, sparking international condemnation and highlighting the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones. His death underscores ongoing tensions and restrictions on media access in Gaza.
Kyiv held a farewell for Viktoriia Roshchyna, a Ukrainian journalist tortured and killed in Russian captivity, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists in occupied territories and the systemic abuse by Russia. Roshchyna disappeared in 2023 while reporting from Russian-occupied areas, and her body was returned with signs of torture, prompting investigations and charges against Russian officials. Her death underscores the risks journalists take to document conflicts and abuses.
American journalist Alec Luhn, who went missing while hiking in a Norwegian national park, has been found alive with some injuries and is receiving medical treatment, after a large rescue effort involving volunteers, drones, and climbing teams.