The Pentagon fired two senior figures at Stars and Stripes on Friday, just days after they publicly defended the military newspaper’s editorial independence amid growing tensions with Defense Department leadership. Editor-in-chief Erik Slavin and reporter Lara Korte received separation notices, Slavin said. Longtime publisher
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A coalition of 12 Democratic attorneys general has filed a lawsuit seeking to stop the proposed $110 billion merger between Warner Bros.
