It’s often challenging to find new ways to engage readers in a continuing story like the coronavirus pandemic. But it’s important to remember the story keeps evolving even though there may be no ...

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Amid war in Iran, rising gas prices and low approval ratings, PolitiFact counted nearly 45,000 words from Trump about construction ...

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ST. PETERSBURG, Florida (February 9, 2026) – The Poynter Institute, the gold standard for the professional development of journalists and creators, is launching a new membership program that provides ...

The country’s largest newspaper chain will use Palantir’s AI-powered tools to analyze customer data and find monetization ...

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In a move that could further politicize the Federal Communications Commission, President Donald Trump has nominated Danielle Thumann Severs, a longtime aide to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, to fill one ...

PolitiFact compared Anthony Fauci's private writings with what he said publicly about COVID's origins, school closures and ...

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