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No amount of security training can make up for a lack of professional solidarity. By Frank Smyth

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From conflict-ridden Syria to aspiring world leader Brazil, 10 nations on a downslope. By Karen Phillips

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Estate Planning: Join the Sanders Society Name CPJ in your will Retirement Plans Life Insurance Estate Planning: Join the Sanders Society In 2015, CPJ formed the “Sanders Society,” which honors the legacy of Marlene Sanders, one of TV’s first female journalists. Sanders, who worked in broadcasting for ABC News, CBS News, and PBS, was the…