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Son of longest-serving African American congressman to discuss book about his father, Sept. 9
Author John Conyers III will discuss his new book "My Father’s House" at a Headliners Book Event on Tuesday, Sept. 9, at 6 p.m. in the Holeman Lounge. The event will include a moderated discussion with the author and a book signing. Ticket prices are $5 for National Press Club members and $10 for general admission. Books are available for pre-purchase. A limited number of books will be for sale at the event. Conyers, the son of longest-serving African American congressman, John Conyers Jr., shines a spotlight on his father and his political legacy, and reveals how, as his son, he eventually…
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Former BLS Commissioner Discusses Trust In The Financial System
The financial system depends on robust and credible economic data. But some observers say the credibility of that data took a blow when President Trump fired Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Erika McEntarfer. Without evidence, Trump said July job numbers from the BLS were rigged against him. On the latest Update-1, Broadcast/Podcast Committee member Tom Young, along with former NPC President and Bankrate Senior Economic Analyst Mark Hamrick, speak with former BLS Commissioner Erica Groshen about job numbers--and trust in the financial system. Besides playing on Press.org, Update-1 can…
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Dong Yuyu, President’s Award winner, practices journalism as responsibility to society
Dong Yuyu, a 63-year-old Chinese journalist wrongly incarcerated for espionage, believes that journalism is a responsibility given to reporters by society, his son, Dong Yifu, said Thursday at the National Press Club while accepting the Club’s President’s Award on his father’s behalf. Dong Yifu said his father through everything he writes -- about topics including politics, economics, scandals, government, breaking news and other things that people care about that could also get him in trouble -- shows his deep care and love for Chinese society. Dong Yifu, son of Dong Yuyu, said his father…
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National Press Club: Update on Appeal In Case of Journalist Dong Yuyu
WASHINGTON, July 18 – Following is an update on the case of Chinese Journalist Dong Yuyu, provided by his family. “After being sentenced to seven years in prison for espionage at the trial level in November, Dong has appealed his wrongful verdict to the Beijing High Court. The Beijing High Court heard his appeal on March 31, with a deadline for a decision in early May. In early May, however, the Court asked the procuratorate for additional evidence in Dong’s case. Chinese law gives the procuratorate one month to complete this step. However, it only took one week for the procuratorate to…
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Special drinks added to menu of Prime Rib Dinner at Reliable Source, Sept. 18
Feeling that first nip of fall in the air? Celebrate the season with the National Press Club’s Prime Rib Dinner on Thursday, Sept. 18, in the Reliable Source. Enjoy a hearty prime rib entrée with a glass of red wine while listening to live music by accordionist Russell Wilson, a member of the President’s Own Marine Band. Master Sgt. Wilson regularly performs at the White House and the Commandant’s residence for state dinners and receptions, and he’ll bring his talents to the Club for one special evening. Dinner starts: 5:30 p.m. Music begins: 6 p.m. Price: $45 for members | $55 for non-…
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Science photo editor opens annual exhibit reception, Sept. 3
National Press Club members are invited to a reception that officially opens the 2025 members photography exhibit at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3, in the First Amendment Lounge. The event, with a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres, is free for Club members and guests, but reservations are required. Emily Petersen, managing photo editor at Science magazine, to speak at photo exhibit reception. (courtesy photo) The theme of this year's photo exhibit is the climate crisis, where climate science findings are heeded by some, but not all authorities worldwide. Reception goers will hear from Emily…
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Covering the Federal Takeover: Gathering arrest data, knowing the law, and other tips for journalists covering D.C.
Journalists covering the federal takeover of D.C.'s law enforcement have a lot to keep up with, including a slew of executive orders, near-daily public rallies and press conferences, and video footage that conveys conflicting messages depending on who's released it. So, how can journalists gather the most accurate and up-to-date information to tell stories that best serve the public? How can they distill the facts and overcome challenges around obtaining crucial arrest data when contextualizing the latest news? Join the National Press Club Journalism Institute and the D.C. Open Government…
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May 20, 2026 Former CBS Radio Anchor Sam Litzinger Discusses the End of an Era CBS News Radio will shut down following the last national newscast on Friday, May 22, after nearly 100 years of broadcasting. In the latest Update-1 podcast, former CBS Radio anchor and reporter Sam Litzinger, a press club member, talks with Broadcast Podcast team co-chair Mike Hempen about his nearly 20 years at the network, its history and tradition. More >> Listen Now: Your browser does not support the audio element. Click here to download the audio file.
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Photos: 2025 NPC Journalism Awards Gala
NPCAwardsDinner_27Aug2025_802.jpg NPCAwardsDinner_27Aug2025_803.jpg NPCAwardsDinner_27Aug2025_804.jpg NPCAwardsDinner_27Aug2025_805.jpg Dong Yifu, son of jailed journalist Dong YuYu, gives a few remarks in accepting the President's Award for his father. NPCAwardsDinner_27Aug2025_806.jpg National Press Club president Mike Balsamo presents the President's Award certificate to Dong Yifu, son of jailed journalist and award winner Dong YuYu.
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