Media outlets starting with D
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DDefenceTalkUnited States of America
Covers defense and national security, the defense industry, the aerospace industry, and the armed forces. Features news and commentary on issues and technology in defense and national security.
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DDefender NetworkUnited States of America
Founded in 1930, the Defender is the leading and most trusted source of Black news and information in the Greater Houston area on multiple platforms: web, social media, print and more.
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DDefender, St. Michael's CollegeUnited States of America
Defender is a weekly student newspaper of Saint Michael's College in Colchester, VT. It provides information on news and events of interest to the campus community.
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DDefendersUnited States of America
Membership magazine published by Defenders of Wildlife. Covers conservation of endangered species, predators, biodiversity, habitats and ecosystems in North America. Contains issue-oriented features on wildlife, mammals, birds, fish, water creatures, insects, entomology, biology and more.
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DDefenders OnlineUnited States of America
Membership magazine published by Defenders of Wildlife. Covers conservation of endangered species, predators, biodiversity, habitats and ecosystems in North America. Contains issue-oriented features on wildlife, mammals, birds, fish, water creatures, insects, entomology, biology and more.
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DDefenders PodcastUnited States of America
Defenders is Dr. William Lane Craig's Sunday school class on Christian doctrine and apologetics
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DDefending Big DUnited States of America
Defending Big D has been covering the Dallas Stars Hockey Club since 2009.
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DDefense & Aerospace ReporterUnited States of America
A source covering national security and aerospace news. The site offers videos and podcasts.
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DDefense & Foreign Affairs Special AnalysisUnited States of America
An intelligence report published electronically as part of the Global Information System (GIS) and covers current strategic intelligence issues. Available only as part of GIS, and therefore only available to authorized subscribers from governments (including armed services, intelligence officials, government libraries, and more). Draws on the Global Information System's global field collection team of some 200 assets who operate in many countries.