Journalist fired after wishing death on Covington Catholic HS students, parents: report

A Vulture journalist was fired from his main job at digital company INE Entertainment after wishing death for multiple Covington Catholic High School students and their parents in the wake of controversy over the incident between students and Native American activists.

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