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'''Joe Lauria''' is the Editor-in-Chief of '''Consortium News''', a long-running independent investigative journalism outlet focused on [[foreign policy]], U.S. [[politics]], [[press freedom]], and continuing the outlet's long running tradition of challenging official [[narrative]]s.
Lauria is a former [[United Nations]] correspondent for ''[[The Wall Street Journal]]'' (2008–2015). He has reported on [[international affairs]] for the ''[[Boston Globe]]'' and ''[[The Sunday Times of London]]''. His focus areas are [[U.S. foreign policy]], [[Middle East]] conflicts, [[Russia]]-[[Ukraine]], [[Julian Assange]], and issues of [[censorship]] and [[First Amendment|press freedom]]. He has reported on [[U.N. Security Council]] debates, covered [[free speech]] issues, including [[social media]] crackdowns and has written extensively on [[Russia-Ukraine]] relations, often highlighting [[diplomatic]] angles ignored by the [[mainstream media]].
Consortium News was founded in 1995 by [[investigative journalist]] Robert Parry. Its
mission is to provide independent analysis and reporting on U.S. and [[international politics]], often challenging [[MSM|mainstream narratives]]. It covers [[U.S.]] [[war]]s and [[intervent]]ions abroad. Also [[government]] [[surveillance]], [[censorship]], legal battles surrounding [[whistleblower]]s and [[journalist]]s (e.g., [[Julian Assange]]), and critical perspectives on [[U.S. foreign policy]] in [[Ukraine]], [[Gaza]], and the [[Middle East]].
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Lauria is a former [[United Nations]] correspondent for ''[[The Wall Street Journal]]'' (2008–2015). He has reported on [[international affairs]] for the ''[[Boston Globe]]'' and ''[[The Sunday Times of London]]''. His focus areas are [[U.S. foreign policy]], [[Middle East]] conflicts, [[Russia]]-[[Ukraine]], [[Julian Assange]], and issues of [[censorship]] and [[First Amendment|press freedom]]. He has reported on [[U.N. Security Council]] debates, covered [[free speech]] issues, including [[social media]] crackdowns and has written extensively on [[Russia-Ukraine]] relations, often highlighting [[diplomatic]] angles ignored by the [[mainstream media]].
Consortium News was founded in 1995 by [[investigative journalist]] Robert Parry. Its
mission is to provide independent analysis and reporting on U.S. and [[international politics]], often challenging [[MSM|mainstream narratives]]. It covers [[U.S.]] [[war]]s and [[intervent]]ions abroad. Also [[government]] [[surveillance]], [[censorship]], legal battles surrounding [[whistleblower]]s and [[journalist]]s (e.g., [[Julian Assange]]), and critical perspectives on [[U.S. foreign policy]] in [[Ukraine]], [[Gaza]], and the [[Middle East]].
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