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** Good journalism to catch up on this weekend
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Good morning. To wrap up the week, here are some of the latest notable and interesting pieces of journalism to catch up on over the weekend.
Donald Trump outside of Trump Tower in New York earlier this month. (AP Photo/Julia Nikhinson)
* CNN’s Gabby Orr, Kristen Holmes, Evan Perez and Jeremy Herb with “Inside Trump’s public bravado and private resistance over Mar-a-Lago documents.” ([link removed])
* The Wall Street Journal’s Katherine Blunt with “84 Dead Because of a Broken Hook. Meet the Men Who Got the Guilty Plea from PG&E.” ([link removed])
* Vanity Fair’s Cristian Farias with “Post-Roe, the Supreme Court is on a Collision Course with Democracy.” ([link removed])
* From CNN’s KFile investigative team, Andrew Kaczynski and Em Steck with “Minnesota’s GOP nominee for top elections official called changing voting rules ‘our 9/11’ after ‘the big rig’ in 2020.” ([link removed])
* The Deseret News’ Ethan Bauer with “Bones: Why Utah’s desert is a paleontologist’s playground.” ([link removed])
* The Ringer’s Adam Nayman writes about filmmaker George Miller, whose resume includes the “Mad Max” franchise, in “George Miller Has Never Compromised.” ([link removed])
* Vice News’ ​​Geoff Dembicki with “How Fracking Billionaires, Ben Shapiro, and PragerU Built a Climate Crisis–Denial Empire.” ([link removed])
* David Enrich has a book coming out soon called “Servants of the Damned. Giant Law Firms, Donald Trump, and the Corruption of Justice.” ([link removed]) The New York Times Magazine has an excerpt: “How a Corporate Law Firm Led a Political Revolution.” ([link removed])
* The Atlantic’s Marina Koren with “The Spookiest Sound in Astronomy.” ([link removed])
* In a Los Angeles Times investigation, James Queally with “New racist texts reveal Torrance cops talked about hurting and killing Black suspects.” ([link removed])
* Sports Illustrated’s Emma Baccellieri catches up with someone who played in the 1956 Little League World Series: “Most Little League World Series Players Dream of the Big Leagues. He Dreamed of Dentistry.” ([link removed])
* Daily Beast entertainment reporter Adam Manno with “Laid-Off HBO Max Execs Reveal Warner Bros. Discovery Is Killing Off Diversity and Courting ‘Middle America.’” ([link removed])
* Thursday’s White House press briefing turned a little contentious as Angolan TV anchor Hariana Veras kept interrupting while press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre repeatedly told her she was being “disrespectful.” Here’s the video and more from Mediaite’s Jackson Richman ([link removed]) .
* WFAE’s Gwendolyn Glenn with a good Q&A: “The Charlotte Observer's Rana Cash reflects on her first year as executive editor of the paper.” ([link removed])
* Imitation of the day: Wow, check out Jamie Foxx completely nailing an imitation of Donald Trump ([link removed]) . (Warning: There are a couple of R-rated words.)
* For The New York Times, Amy Larocca with “Bright Lights, Big City, Niche Fame. As Lower Manhattan’s most infamous publicist, Kaitlin Phillips doesn’t always stay behind the scenes.” ([link removed])
* Finally, watch this news report ([link removed]) . And be sure to stay all the way to the end.

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