AFP statement on AP White House reporters being barred from coverage

Agence France-Presse (AFP) is concerned by the White House’s decision to bar Associated Press reporters from events in the Oval Office and from Air Force One in apparent retaliation for the AP not adopting government-approved language in their news reporting. 

Agence France-Presse (AFP) is concerned by the White House’s decision to bar Associated Press reporters from events in the Oval Office and from Air Force One in apparent retaliation for the AP not adopting government-approved language in their news reporting. 
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02/24/2026 07:10
Cambridge Drives a New Era of Digital Maturity for the Age of AI

As digital literacy moves to the forefront of education reforms worldwide, the International Education group at Cambridge University Press & Assessment (Cambridge) today announces a major transformation of its Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Digital Literacy curricula, redefining what it means for young people to thrive in an AI-powered world. Designed for learners aged 5–14, the updated Cambridge Primary Digital Literacy and Lower Secondary Digital Literacy go beyond teaching child...

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Adams Street Appoints Chris Cho to Lead Investor Relations in Asia

Adams Street Partners, LLC, a private markets investment management firm with more than $65 billion in assets under management (“Adams Street”), today announced that Chris Cho, Partner, Investor Relations, has been promoted to Head of Investor Relations (Asia). In this role, Chris will lead the firm’s regional investor relations strategy and client engagement efforts across Asia-Pacific, excluding Japan. He will assume the role in February and succeed Ben Hart, Partner & Head of Investor Re...

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