Alan Miller discusses role of satire on Lunch Break

Published on October 13, 2016 NLP in the News

When does political satire go too far? NLP president Alan C. Miller examines the role of satire in this year’s presidential campaign on The Wall Street Journal’s Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero on Oct. 13 in the lead-up to NLP’s “Satire Summit 2016: Beyond Satire?” event in New York City.

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In Education Week, NLP offers advice for teachers addressing Charlie Kirk’s assassination

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WESA features PA. districts focused on news literacy for all students

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Published on Sep 17, 2025 NLP in the News

Insider Spotlight: Kalynne Pudner

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