Lara Logan, a well-known South African-born journalist and war correspondent, has spent years reporting from some of the most dangerous places in the world. She gained recognition while working for CBS News, especially for her coverage of the Iraq War and the Arab Spring. Logan's fearless journalism earned her a prestigious Peabody Award in 2002 for a report on the abduction of journalist Daniel Pearl. However, her career has not been without controversy. One of the most painful chapters in her life was when she was attacked in Egypt in 2011 while covering the chaos during the Arab Spring. She was sexually assaulted and nearly killed by a mob. Yet, her story didn’t end there.
In recent years, Logan has become more vocal about the dangers facing the media and free speech, especially in today's world of information warfare. She claims that we are now living in a time where information is not just a tool—it’s the battlefield. According to Logan, the way we receive news and informa...
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