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ALT U-T employees, meanwhile, were wondering whether they still had a job and, if they did, under what conditions. Working for Alden brings with it not just job insecurity, but also actual health hazards: In the Philadelphia suburbs, workers at an Alden-owned paper said they navigated gross bathrooms, rats, mildew and fallen ceilings. In Denver, where Alden cut the newspaper staff by at least 75 percent, employees that remained reported breathing problems after being moved to a plant with poor air quality. In Monterey, Calif., the hot water got cut from the bathrooms.

ALT A screenshot from the Overseas Press Club of America's website that gives details about the Lowell Thomas Award Reveal won for its "My Neighbor the Suspected War Criminal" show. One notable detail about the show from the judges: "The scope was at once both human and global; it had compelling characters and a personal connection for the reporter, Ike Sriskandarajah. Among the highlights was an interview with federal officials who were asked whether the government had ever charged anyone with a war crime. Their stumbling response is a great example of journalists holding public officials to account."






















