Stop the Presses
Mark JacobA weekly newsletter about how right-wing extremism has exploited the weaknesses in American journalism, and what we can do about it.
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Politico to Kamala Harris: Can't You Be More Undisciplined?
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Mark Jacob is the former metro editor of the Chicago Tribune and former Sunday editor of the Chicago Sun-Times. He is the co-author of eight books on history and photography. Twitter: @markjacob16 Threads: markjacobnews
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