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☆ Following exchange with Caitlin Clark at news conference, columnist won’t cover Indiana Fever games
▼ + stars: | 2024-05-07 | by ( Wayne Sterling | Michael Nam | ) edition.cnn.com time to read: +1 min

CNN —IndyStar sports columnist Gregg Doyel “will not be covering the Indiana Fever,” an IndyStar spokesperson told CNN in a statement Tuesday. In April, Doyel had a cringeworthy exchange during Caitlin Clark’s introductory news conference as the newest member of the WNBA team. The IndyStar writer made a heart with his hands to Clark, a gesture Clark often used during her college basketball career. I sincerely apologize.” He added in a separate post on X: “Caitlin Clark, I’m so sorry. Clark and the Fever tip off their 25th regular season next Tuesday on the road against the Connecticut Sun.

Persons: CNN —, Gregg Doyel “, Doyel, Caitlin Clark’s, Clark, ” Doyel, “, we’ll, ”, Caitlin Clark, I’m, Doyel’s Organizations: CNN, Indiana Fever, WNBA, Gannett, Indianapolis Colts, NFL, Connecticut Sun

☆ Caitlin Clark gets an apology from the reporter whose awkward interaction with her at a press conference went viral: 'I screwed up'
▼ + stars: | 2024-04-18 | by ( Palmer Haasch | ) www.businessinsider.com time to read: +1 min

An IndyStar sports columnist apologized for his exchange with Caitlin Clark at a press conference. Gregg Doyel made Clark's hand heart towards her, making what he called a "clumsy and awkward" remark. 1 WNBA draft pick Caitlin Clark, saying in a column that he was "part of the problem." Doyel and Clark interacted at Clark's welcome press conference for the Indiana Fever, where she will play professionally in the WNBA, on Wednesday. Doyel, per NBC News, made a hand heart symbol with Clark, prompting her to ask, "You like that?"

Persons: Caitlin Clark, Gregg Doyel, Doyel, —, Clark Organizations: Service, Indianapolis Star, Indiana Fever, NBC, Business

☆ Here's how to tell if your old $2 bills are worth anything
▼ + stars: | 2023-11-10 | by ( Sebastian Cahill | ) www.businessinsider.com time to read: +3 min

Now, the United States Currency Auction, which allows people to sell rare US currency, lists some $2 bills as worth upwards of $4,500. But how can you tell if you have a valuable bill or a common one that isn't worth much? Bills that have red, brown, or blue seals printed between 1862 and 1917 could be worth up to $1,000, per IndyStar. Other serial numbers that would interest collectors are "solid" or "ladder" serial numbers. Solid serial numbers are all the same digit, and ladders have digits in ascending order, per MarketWatch.

Persons: —, you've, Thomas Jefferson, Dustin Johnston, Johnston, they've Organizations: Service, US, of Engraving, United States Currency, Bills, Heritage Auctions Locations: Monticello, Independence

☆ Fact Check-Atlantic headline about man flashing a child at NYC Pride is fake
▼ + stars: | 2023-06-29 | by ( Reuters Fact Check | ) www.reuters.com time to read: +1 min

The Atlantic did not publish a headline about a man flashing a 6-year-old child at the New York City Pride parade, a spokesperson for the media outlet confirmed. A screenshot of a purported article on The Atlantic with the headline, "At this weekend's Pride parade a man exposed his genitals to my 6 year old. We have reported this as fake and as a trademark infringement.”The fabricated article also incorrectly credits the photograph of the Pride parade to Reuters. Reuters has debunked several misleading claims surrounding the Pride movement since the beginning of June, which is celebrated as Pride Month: (here), (here), (here). The Atlantic’s headline about indecent exposure at the 2023 NYC Pride March is fabricated.

Persons: Anna Bross, Mykal McEldowney, Read Organizations: New York, Twitter, Facebook, The, Reuters Locations: New York City

☆ Premiile Pulitzer 2021. Lista completă a câștigătorilor și câștigătoarelor din acest an
▼ + stars: | 2021-06-12 | by ( Onixmedia Srl | ) diez.md time to read: +2 min

Publicaţiile The New York Times, The Atlantic şi Star Tribune, precum şi agenţia de ştiri Reuters s-au numărat vineri printre câştigătorii premiilor Pulitzer, cele mai prestigioase distincţii din jurnalismul american. Au fost premiate articole despre pandemia de COVID-19 și despre inechităţi rasiale în acţiunile forţelor de ordine din Statele Unite, subiecte care au dominat ceremonia desfășurată online, scrie digi24.roPremiile Pulitzer, cele mai prestigioase distincţii din jurnalismul american, au fost create de ziaristul american de origine maghiara Joseph Pulitzer şi se acordă începând cu anul 1917. Câştigătorul fiecărei categorii primeşte 15 000 de dolari, cu excepţia laureatului pentru Public Service, care primeşte o medalie de aur. Pulitzer se acordă în 21 de categorii, dintre care 14 sunt dedicate jurnalismului, iar şapte recompensează realizări deosebite în domeniul artelor. Literatură, dramaturgie, muzică

Persons: precum, ştiri, câştigătorii premiilor, COVID, maghiara Joseph Pulitzer şi, Câştigătorul, aur, Pulitzer, Lista, investigaţie, Matt Rocheleau, Vernal, Laura Crimaldi, Evan Allen şi Brendan McCarthy de la, explicativ, Ed Yong de, Andrew Chung, Lawrence Hurley, Andrea Januta, Dowdell, Jackie Botts de, Kathleen McGrory şi Neil Bedi de, Rajagopalan, Alison Killing şi Christo Buschek de, creativ, Nadja Drost, şi Mitchell, Jackson, Comentariu – Michael Paul Williams de, Cronică – Wesley Morris de, – Robert Greene de, Fotoreportaj – Emilio Morenatti de, Lisa Hagen, Chris Haxel, Graham Smith şi Robert Little, muzică Organizations: New York Times, Atlantic şi Star Tribune, ştiri Reuters, Public Service, The New York Times, Redacţia Star Tribune, Evan Allen şi Brendan McCarthy de la The Boston Globe, Reuters, Tampa Bay Times, Institute, California Sunday, Comentariu – Michael Paul Williams de la Richmond Times, – Robert Greene de la Los Angeles Times, Associated Press, National Public Locations: Minneapolis, Jurnalism, Vernal Coleman, Birmingham, IndyStar, Indianapolis, Chicago, Alison Killing şi Christo Buschek de la, New York, California

Aceştia au împărţit premiul pentru „Jurnalism explicativ” cu Ed Yong, de la The Atlantic, care a fost apreciat de comitetul Pulitzer pentru „o serie de articole lucide şi definitorii despre pandemia de Covid-19”. În categoria „Serviciu public”, a fost recompensată publicaţia The New York Times pentru relatarea „profetică şi extinsă” a pandemiei de coronavirus. Dineul dedicat câştigătorilor, care în mod tradiţional are loc imediat după ceremonia de decernare, şi este găzduit de Universitatea Columbia, a fost amânat pentru toamnă. Premiile Pulitzer, cele mai prestigioase distincţii din jurnalismul american, au fost create de ziaristul american de origine maghiara Joseph Pulitzer şi se acordă începând cu anul 1917. Pulitzer se acordă în 21 de categorii, dintre care 14 sunt dedicate jurnalismului, iar şapte recompensează realizări deosebite în domeniul artelor.

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