ABC’s Terry Moran is suspended following his social media post calling Trump and Miller haters / City News / Toronto
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ABC News took the dramatic step of suspending a journalist following a sharply worded social media post that lambasted prominent political figures. The incident has ignited debates about accountability in the newsroom and the limits of free speech in the age of digital commentary.
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