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Vaitheeswaran, Vijay
by the energy and environment correspondent for the Economist.

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Journalism > Journalists > V

Sherry, Ness
Freelance photographer presents portfolio and contact details.

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Journalism > Photojournalism > Photojournalists > Freelance > S

Contavespi, Vicky
Former writer for Forbes as well as in several Fortune 500 companies. Keywords: Media relations, journalism, writing, communications.

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Journalism > Journalists > C

Bill O'Reilly Spins
Examples of how O'Reilly spins within his alleged no-spin zone.

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Journalism > Journalists > O > O'Reilly, Bill

Yahoo! World News

Major military operation under way in Afghanistan (AP)

AP - Thousands of U.S. Marines and hundreds of Afghan troops poured into Taliban-infested villages of southern Afghanistan with armor and helicopters Thursday in the first major operation under President Barack Obama's strategy to stabilize the country.

Teen clung to Comoros plane wreckage for 13 hours (AP)

AP - The lone survivor of a Yemeni jetliner crash, who clung to wreckage for 13 hours before being rescued, lay in a hospital bed with a broken collarbone Wednesday, asking for little — except for a chance to see her mother.

Honduras government's isolation grows after coup (AP)

AP - Thousands of Hondurans demonstrated Wednesday for the return of ousted President Manuel Zelaya, who vowed to fly home this weekend despite a warrant for his arrest. Thousands more rallied in favor of the military-backed government.