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Trump’s budget cuts could shut down local news outlets and reduce reporting on emergencies

  • Written by: Colleen Murrell, Chair of the Editorial Board, and Full Professor in Journalism, Dublin City University

Donald Trump’s campaign against the “fake news” media continues largely unchecked, with a decision that is expected to reduce reporting and close down some local news stations around the US.

This follows a House of Representatives decision on July 18 to agree with the Senate and slash US$1.1 billion (£813 million) funding to...

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