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What the AP’s Collaboration With the Nazis Should Teach Us About Reporting the News

Is it better to cooperate with dictatorships and authoritarian regimes and tell half the story with hands tied—or not tell the story at all?

By Matti Friedman · June 5, 2017
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An Important Part of the Iran Nuclear Deal Was Just Made Public for the First Time

An AP report revealed that nuclear restrictions on Tehran will be eased sooner than expected

By Armin Rosen · July 19, 2016
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Actually, the Vatican Recognized Palestine in 2012—Not Today

But some media outlets, beginning with the AP, wrote otherwise

By Yair Rosenberg · May 13, 2015
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U.S. Pays Social Security to Suspected Nazis

Government offered continued benefits to Nazis who agreed to leave U.S.

By Alexander Aciman · October 20, 2014
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AP Journalist and Translator Among Five Killed in Gaza Explosion

Were accompanying engineers as they neutralized ordnance from the conflict

By Stephanie Butnick · August 13, 2014
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On the Outrageous AP Seizures

We can all agree: The Obama Administration’s assaults on the First Amendment are abhorrent—and must stop

By Judith Miller · May 13, 2013
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Close Friend of the Mag Takes Home Pulitzer

AP reporters win for series on NYPD spying on Muslims

By Marc Tracy · April 16, 2012
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Where Is Jerusalem?

A question everybody and nobody wants to answer

By Marc Tracy · July 27, 2011
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AP Cuts Staff in Jerusalem, West Bank

As part of organization-wide layoffs

By Allison Hoffman · November 19, 2009
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