Jayson Blair

The journalism profession.

Back in 2003, a reporter named Jayson Blair was fired from The New York Times for a massive, sprawling plagiarism scandal.

Oh, man, I remember that.

It was absolutely huge.

But when sociologists looked at that event, they didn't just see one rogue writer making bad choices.

Mm.

They absolutely refused to simply say, "Jayson Blair is a bad apple.

Let's throw him out and close the case."

I'm guessing the New York Times that has been completely unreliable.

Have you ever heard of the guy named Jason Blair? Look that up and see.

Yeah, he worked for the Times for a while.

But yeah, they put the F in news.

It says it's the first of its kind.

Jason Blair with that one.

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It's aimed at reducing flight delays and cancellations.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says it's the first of its kind in the world.

NDD correspondent Jason Blair has more.

You are about to see the most advanced air traffic management system, not just in America, but the most advanced in the whole world.

And Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. talks chronic disease prevention and vaccine safety in D.C. It's his first public event with a group he founded since he joined the Trump administration.

Jason Blair has the takeaways.

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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. calls for prevention-centered health care while speaking at a Children's Health Defense Conference in Washington, D.C. It's his first public event with the group since joining the Trump administration.

Kennedy correspondent Jason Blair has more.

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And 25 years after the 9-11 attacks, the House Homeland Security Committee looks at how threats to the homeland have changed since then and how the U.S. is working to prevent similar attacks in the future.

NTD correspondent Jason Blair has more.

Terrorists have continued to evolve with modern technology, utilizing

new tools and tactics to recruit, inspire,

He also says foreign terrorist organization-related arrests are up 42 percent, and that the FBI has dismantled 96 percent more foreign terrorist organizations.

The figures were highlighted in a Justice Department release tied to an ISIS-inspired plot arrest in Pennsylvania.

Reporting on Capitol Hill, Jason Blair, NTD News.

From persecuting dissent at home to exporting repression abroad, a House hearing examines how Communist China and North Korea are both escalating coercion tactics outside their jurisdictions.