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Ana Navarro on 'The View' passionately argues Don Lemon's arrest intimidates journalists, with arrest footage on screen.
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On ‘The View,’ Ana Navarro says Don Lemon arrest was meant to intimidate journalists

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ABC’s “The View” devoted part of its Monday, February 2, 2026 broadcast to the federal arrest and indictment of former CNN anchor Don Lemon, with co-host Ana Navarro arguing the case reflects political “gaslighting” and a broader attempt to deter reporters from covering sensitive stories.

A new study shows that more than 60% of press releases about cryptocurrency offerings are purchased for distribution on media sites without editorial review. Conducted by Chainstory, the research highlights risks from high-risk projects and promotional content flooding news outlets. The findings raise concerns about the blurring lines between journalism and advertising.

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Gerald Gerber, a cameraman from Saxony, films reports on war victims in Ukraine for MDR and ZDF. Alongside footage of industrial climbers in Plauen, he ventures into hazardous areas where drones and weapons shape daily life. The question arises why he repeatedly takes this risk.

A prominent TV4 journalist has been on trial for buying sexual services from a prostitute, but he claims the meeting was an interview with a source. The trial at Attunda District Court concluded on Monday, and the case is seen as a trust damage for TV4 regardless of the outcome. The analysis highlights dilemmas around source protection and security practices.

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Journalist and presenter Phelipe Siani announced he did not renew his contract with CNN Brasil after seven years at the news channel. The decision was revealed on his social media on the night of Friday, January 23, 2026. He plans to invest in his own company.

Journalist Verónica Albanese revealed the unusual conditions imposed on her 20 years ago to interview singer Julio Iglesias, including sitting on his lap.

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Journalists at Al-Bawaba News continue their sit-in at the Cairo Journalists Syndicate after being forcibly evicted from the newspaper's premises nearly two months into their strike over unpaid wages. They have appealed to the president for intervention, amid accusations that the management is violating labor laws in its push for liquidation.

 

 

 

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