“We have eight decades of contributors and stories about growing up Asian American, even before the term was coined,” Park says. “We begin with Mo Nishida at Manzanar where he was interned with his baby sister and his mother. Mo was a very young child. An American soldier pointed a machine gun at him, his sister, and their mother, who had a nervous breakdown later that day. We go from there to 2019.”

“Underlying each of the disagreements in the letter is not just a matter of historical fact but a conflict about whether Americans, from the Founders to the present day, are committed to the ideals they claim to revere. And while some of the critiques can be answered with historical fact, others are questions of interpretation grounded in perspective and experience.”

“Journalist Napp Nazworth, who has worked for the Christian Post website since 2011, said he quit his job Monday because the website was planning to publish a pro-Trump editorial that would slam Christianity Today. Nazworth, who sits on the editorial board as politics editor, said the website has sought to represent both sides and published both pro- and anti-Trump stories.”

“Media studies, if adopted as a mandatory subject for all students in all schools, would better equip young citizens with resilience to misinformation than reactive resources (such as fact-checking and verification tools) and small-scale projects which focus primarily on skills and competencies rather than critical thinking.”

“The days between Christmas and New Year’s are typically considered a dead zone for TV advertising. People are more likely to be off skiing or returning presents or getting into politically charged arguments with their parents than tuning into TV. However, while viewership falls, so do ad rates.”

“Our community does not know itself.”

“The new team is comprised of senior-level journalists across NBC News and MSNBC who cover topics ranging from social media and the dark web, to national security, technology and the law.”

“Last week, Vogue published an article detailing how some of its editors are spending Christmas this year. It was a wonderful opportunity for the denizens of the internet to gawk at unselfconscious proclamations of wealth and access and taste. Just another example of how ‘rich people are the worst.'”