The U.S. Department of Homeland Security surged 3,000 federal immigration agents to Minnesota — a state more than a thousand miles from the southern border that’s not known for having a sizable ...

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Sophie Levenson graduated in May from Duke University, where she worked for its independent student newspaper, The Chronicle, ...

Poynter announces 33 journalists and newsroom leaders selected for its first Leading AI in the Newsroom cohort, focused on responsible AI adoption and leadership.

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Team members from Poynter's MediaWise provide media literacy tips to students in Kansas City in September 2025. A new grant from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation will help MediaWise develop new media ...

People consume a lot of local crime news, but they cannot find the news they need, according to a new study just released by Pew Research. Those gaps in coverage point to opportunities for local ...