Journalism

Opinion: When Will Reporters Stand Up To Donald Trump?

It's been 10 years since Trump's laughable charade over Barack Obama’s birth certificate, and the media still hasn't learned how to cover the presidential hopeful.
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Closing Newsrooms And A Repeat Of The 2020 Election Push Journalists To Their Limits

Can we write our way out of the apocalypse?
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The 1 Thing We Need Most During An Election Year Is Dying

Philip Lewis weighs in on the current state of journalism and the misinformation to look out for in 2024.
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The 1 Thing We Need Most During An Election Year Is Dying

Philip Lewis weighs in on the current state of journalism and the misinformation to look out for in 2024.
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Hundreds Of Journalists Just Lost Their Jobs. I’m One Of Them — And I’m Begging You To Pay Attention.

“This isn’t just about me or the others who now find themselves out of work. This is much bigger than any of us.”
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Gaza’s Remaining Journalists Are Tired And Running Out Of Hope

Many journalists in the besieged enclave have expressed exhaustion with having to prove Palestinians’ humanity to the millions of followers they’ve amassed.
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Charlie Peters, Whose Magazine And Writers Reshaped American Politics, Dead At 96

A self-described New Dealer whom many credit with introducing "neoliberalism" had his biggest influence through the journalists he first hired at The Washington Monthly.
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12 Journalists Killed This Week In Israel-Hamas War, Totaling 36 Deaths

At least 12 journalists were killed in the past eight days while covering the ongoing conflict, bringing the total to 36 media worker deaths since Oct. 7.
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‘Shame On You’ Reporter Arnold Diaz Dies At 74

The Emmy-winning TV journalist, famed for his work rooting out corruption and wrongdoing, retired last year after a 50-year career.
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Washington Post Announces Plans To Cut 240 Jobs Through Buyouts

The media company's CEO said the Post is offering voluntary buyouts in the hopes of avoiding potential layoffs.
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