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Gadhafi's Daughter: 'You Never Know When a Rocket or Bomb Might Hit You'

By Lauren FrayerApr 27th 2011 – 7:00AM
Pier Paolo Cito, AP

Pier Paolo Cito, AP

As NATO bombs rain down on Moammar Gadhafi's compound, the daughter of the Libyan dictator says she's been telling her three young children bedtime stories about the afterlife "to make them ready." "In a time of war, you never know when a rocket or a bomb might hit you, and that will be the end," Aisha Gadhafi, 36, told...

Did NY Times Get Rape Coverage Right the Second Time Around?

By Mara GayApr 2nd 2011 – 7:07AM

When an 11-year-old girl said she was raped multiple times by more than a dozen men in an abandoned trailer in Texas, the story made national headlines. Just how the story of her alleged rape should be told, however, has proved to be an explosive issue, one that has exposed critical fault lines in the way society thinks...

Elizabeth Taylor's Obit Writer Died 6 Years Ago

By Mara GayMar 23rd 2011 – 5:03PM

In a turn of fate, an Elizabeth Taylor obituary writer died six years before the death of the much-loved actress, leaving his byline as an awkward addendum to a New York Times story today about the life of the Hollywood icon. New York Times reporter Mel Gussow died in 2005 after a battle with cancer. The Times ran his...

Ordeal of Freed Times Reporters Highlights Dangers Faced by Journalists

By Mara GayMar 22nd 2011 – 3:19PM
AP

AP

Gunfire. Sexual assault. Beatings. These are just a few of the abuses New York Times reporters and photographers said they suffered when they were captured by the Libyan government and held for six days until their release Monday, a stark reminder of the huge risks often taken by journalists when they cover some of the...

4 Captured New York Times Journalists Released From Libya

Mar 21st 2011 – 2:38PM
The New York Times / AP

The New York Times / AP

RAS AJDIR, Tunisia -- Four New York Times journalists who were held captive in Libya for six days were freed Monday by authorities and crossed the border into Tunisia, the newspaper said. Reporter Anthony Shadid, photographers Tyler Hicks and Lynsey Addario and videographer Stephen Farrell left Libya at the dusty border...

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