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Lee Vows to Keep Using Social Media Despite CriticismSouth Korea's Seoul Economic Daily reports the president will keep posting online, rejecting calls to scale back amid public criticism.
President Lee Vows To Keep Posting Despite CriticismPresident Lee says social media use will continue despite criticism, as an aide calls talk of internal disputes regrettable.
Lee Vows to Keep Direct Public Outreach Amid Press CriticismSouth Korea's Lee Jae-myung defends his direct-to-public communication style against criticism, the Korea Herald reports.
Washington — The Hill Opinion Piece Says Trump Is Waging Press WarThe Hill published an opinion column asserting Trump is escalating conflict with journalists; the piece runs as commentary, not news reporting.
U.K. — Polanski Responds to Critics After By-Election LossNovara Media reports Polanski addressed critics after a recent by-election defeat, but fuller details remain confined to that original account.
Aegan Addresses Nepotism Backlash Over 'Haiku' CastingThe actor pushed back on nepotism claims and online criticism tied to the film 'Haiku,' saying, 'I am very privileged, but—'
Seoul — Olympic 'Catwoman' Nickname Draws Scrutiny After Online BacklashChosun Ilbo reports an Olympic athlete nicknamed 'catwoman' says online criticism angered her, but key details remain unconfirmed.
Katrina Kaif Responds To Trolling Over Her Post-Pregnancy LookKatrina Kaif addressed online criticism tied to her post-pregnancy appearance, per The Express Tribune, with few specifics confirmed so far.
EU-China Trade Rift: State Media Pushes Back, Few Figures PublicChina's state press and commentators are contesting EU trade criticism, though the public dispatch offers no hard figures yet.
'NAZA': 1 Documentary Seattle Times Calls Urgent, UnsettlingThe Seattle Times reviewed the new documentary 'NAZA,' describing the film as urgent and unsettling journalism on screen.
San Antonio — HTT News Holds Off on Jan Jarboe Russell TributeHTT News declined to run a full tribute to Jan Jarboe Russell after only one uncorroborated headline was available to verify.
Katrina Kaif Says She Ignores Social Media CriticismKatrina Kaif told ThePrint she stays unbothered by online criticism, saying there are simply too many opinions to track.
South Korea's President Lee Says He Will Keep Posting on Social MediaPresident Lee says he will not stop posting online, even as critics argue the habit undercuts the dignity of the presidency.
What We Know About the Niagara Gazette's Guest Column on JournalismA guest opinion piece on the future of community journalism ran in the Niagara Gazette; full details remain limited.
Jimmy Patronis's Isaias Post Sparks Florida Culture-War DebateFlorida's CFO drew backlash over a social media post referencing Isaias, spotlighting how his regulatory office intersects with state politics.
Audrey Hobert Calls Social Media 'Disgusting,' Not RealAudrey Hobert says the praise and criticism she sees online aren't genuine, calling social media "disgusting," per Complex.
Columbia Journalism Review's 'Fake Caroline' Piece Lacks Public DetailA Columbia Journalism Review headline on 'Fake Caroline' surfaced through Google News with no retrievable article text or sourcing.
Daily Signal Reports New $10,000 Prize for Investigative JournalismThe Daily Signal says a new award will pay up to $10,000 for original investigative reporting, but key details remain unannounced.
Katrina Kaif: Social Media Criticism Could Have Paralysed HerKatrina Kaif says online criticism could have left her paralysed with fear, EasternEye reports, though fuller remarks remain limited.
Why 'Journalism Runs in the Family' Can't Yet Be Fully ReportedA Google News listing points to a Forest Scout story on journalism families, but no article text is available to verify.