Engagement patterns in the reporting of the Arab-Israeli conflict in Al Jazeera English and the Washington Post by Abdallah. Z. A Warshaga, Pei Soo Ang, Changpeng Huan

“… This study examines the portrayal of the Arab-Israeli conflict in two international newspapers: Al Jazeera English (AJE) and The Washington Post (WP). It explores the dialogic engagement within appraisal patterns in news reporting in two key events of the Deal of the Century and the Great Marches of Return. …”
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The Evaluative Semantics Model: A New Approach in CDA of Journalistic Discourse by Reza Kheirabadi, Masume Kheirabadi

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The Pentagon Papers as History by Stephen J. Whitfield

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International conflicts in the mirror of constructive journalism: media geographical research by Tamara S. Yakova

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La publicisation des liens entre l’antibiorésistance et l’alimentation dans la presse nationale étatsunienne by Estera Badau

“…The corpus is made up of articles published in two top American newspapers with different political leanings, The New York Times and The Washington Post, between 1984 and 2016.…”
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Protests and perceptions by Shannon Campbell

“…Specifically, an in-depth analysis of New York Times_and Washington Post coverage of the Summit of the Americas held from April 20, 2001 to April 22, 2001 in Quebec, Canada, provides examples of media framing of both Summit participants and protesters. …”
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Meme-ing Electoral Participation by Benita Heiskanen

“…In February 2016, the Washington Post characterized the presidential primaries as “the most-memed election in U.S. history.” …”
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Dancing to the Bhangra in New York City by Anjali Gera Roy

“…Born in London and raised in Queens and Long Island, Brooklyn based DJ Rekha, who is credited with pioneering bhangra, had been invited to perform at events like P.S. 1’s Warm Up Series, Central Park’s Summerstage, Prospect Park’s Celebrate Brooklyn, Brooklyn Museum’s First Saturdays, and the annual flagship Loving Day celebration held in New York City, recognized by Newsweek as one of the most influential South Asians in the US and received accolades from The New York Times, CNN, The Fader, The Village Voice, and The Washington Post.  With Rekha being invited to deejay at major public events in NYC, bhangra could claim to be officially inducted in the global city’s soundscape. …”
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