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Headline Roundup December 17th, 2018

The Weekly Standard, Conservative Magazine Critical of Trump, Will Close

Summary from the AllSides News Team

The Weekly Standard, a conservative magazine that is often critical of President Trump, will close after a 23-year run. Many writers across the aisle celebrated the Standard's contributions to journalism and willingness to stand up to the administration, while some others accused the publication of being overly disparaging toward the president.

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The Weekly Standard’s Dismantling Is Terrible News for Conservatism and Journalism
The Weekly Standard’s Dismantling Is Terrible News for Conservatism and Journalism

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The Weekly Standard shut down on Friday after 23 years of publication. In an unceremonious execution, MediaDC, the magazine’s owner, instructed staff to clear out their desks by the end of the

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A Toast to the Standard
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Today brought the sad news that, as has been feared and rumored for months, The Weekly Standard is closing. The death of that other conservative magazine is a tragedy, pure and simple.

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Hating The President Is Not a Strategy, As Bill Kristol Just Learned
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Going all in on attacking President Trump isn’t proving to be a particularly effective business strategy for media outlets. The Weekly Standard, a 28-year old neoconservative institution,

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