The Killeen Daily Herald seeks a military reporter to cover Fort Cavazos and other veterans issues in the area. Few local newspapers have a military beat anymore — they’re great for an enterprising early-career vet journo to work toward someday joining us.
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New Investigation: How children are hurt, abused & traumatized at military daycares, and how the services skirt norms, laws and weaponize ignorance to protect itself and keep parents in the dark. with Konstantin Toropin & Rachel Nostrant
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Hero Street in Silvis, IL sent more children to the military per capita than any other street of its size in WW2 and Korea

But recognition wasn't always given

A story of sacrifice, community and 'the very best of us'

A long one for Military Times
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Today a significant majority of my colleagues at Military Times and Defense News filed to form Sightline Media Union

We are dedicated and passionate about doing our jobs at a news organization that goes back 8 decades. We want to continue to do excellent work to keep these widely…

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Today a significant majority of my colleagues Military Times and Defense News filed to form Sightline Media Union

This, we believe, is how we secure our future

For our colleagues
For our readers
For our newsroom

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Above all, we're here to serve our readers and provide fair and accurate journalism. That is why, for the first time in the decades since we’ve first published, we decided to unionize today.

Allow us to introduce ourselves: we're the Sightline Media Union, and we're unionizing to create a stronger community of professional journalists producing national security industry news for Defense News and Military Times.

I back the @sightlineunion to ensure that Military Times/Defense News can continue our eight-decade track record of providing fair, accurate and impactful journalism about the U.S. military. Our work is too valuable not to take immediate steps to secure the next eight decades.

From humble beginnings:

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At this point, I think I’m more worried about my five-year-old son someday becoming addicted to sports gambling than I am some of the more traditional parental fears.

This is how the article starts. Amazingly, it gets worse. We are in a horrifying place, this country

Military leave, day 4