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...Absolutely. It sets the ground for how necessary it is that we establish a federal shield law. I will be in Washington, D.C. in May trying to meet with legislators to push forth on a robust and comprehensive shield law that protects independent online journalists as well as the more established media...
...attorney finally agreed with the proposal that we had put forth back in November: [we would] publish and turn over the video in exchange for my release and not having to submit to testifying in front of the federal grand jury...As there was nothing of a sensitive or confidential nature on the videotape, it was worth fighting for the right that I should have to protect it. But once that right was lost [after all appeals were exhausted], once that battle was lost, there was really no purpose in perpetuating my incarceration simply on a matter of principle...
...care of him 15-7 before pulling out the victory over Ghattas by the slimmest of margins, 15-14.“[The final bout] absolutely could’ve gone either way,” Hagamen said. “It was really a lot of back and forth, the lead changed quite a bit, the momentum really was going back and forth a lot. I felt lucky that in the end it went my way. Patrick was killing me on his defensive actions and I had to try to adjust my strategy.”Hagamen now finishes...
...slammed 18 kills and hit an impressive .514, the highest percentage between both teams. Junior Jordan Weitzen also hit well for Harvard, averaging .404 with 28 kills.HARVARD 3, VASSAR 2The Crimson came out on top in its Friday night match against the Brewers (8-14) after five back-and-forth matches, winning 3-2 (30-32, 30-25, 22-30, 30-22, 15-12).Weissbourd led Harvard in kills, knocking down 19 on .500 hitting.For the final game, the Crimson out-hit the Brewers .500 to .176, claiming the deciding game in a 15-12 win.After games three and four...
...Senator John Breaux, who left office in 2005 to join a powerful Washington, D.C., lobbying firm. Breaux remains a popular, widely known figure, but there's one problem: having changed his permanent address to Maryland, he may be ineligible to run for state office under residency requirements set forth in Louisiana's constitution, a snag Republicans started hammering away at in television attack ads even before Blanco stepped aside...