While it’s unclear what role Scott may have played in helping the situation, what is clear that more could’ve been done by all involved. AsNPR reported, BuzzFeed recently posed the questions after rumors continued to swirl over the future of Spicer's job, specifically because he is away on Naval reserve duty just after President Trump fired former FBI Director James Comey. While the White House says Spicer is completing his military duty, others say Spicer has fallen out of the President's favor. Either way, White House representatives were quite clear, for the billionth time, that no, Spicer is not being fired. Read more fromBuzzFeed The tour will endeavor not only to bring the conversation from Washington, D.C., to people around the country, but also to include others in that conversation. Cameron explained that the Parkland students hope to draw on their connections with other young activists during the tour, which is set to makemore than 75 stops Thinking of Ahed makes me realize a very real privilege I have as a Palestinian who was born and raised in the United States. Working in the media the last seven years, trying to stand up for Palestine wherever possible — though sometimes feeling ostracized for it by coworkers — made me feel anything but privileged. A few years ago, I was lucky enough to work with another Palestinian-American woman, a real comfort in the media landscape that doesn’t reveal itself too often. Every now and then, we’d spot what we felt were unintended inaccuracies in Palestinian/Israeli coverage at our company. Concerned we’d be considered “annoying” if we pointed out each one, we would discuss with one another the problems we witnessed and decided which battles were worth fighting.