Jackie Spinner is a professor of journalism at Columbia College Chicago, where she is faculty advisor to the Columbia Chronicle. She was a staff writer for The Washington Post for 14 years and covered ...
Congressional investigations could put the administration’s attacks on the press under scrutiny, while bipartisan legislation offers a path to reform ...
It’s not a question of which way the bias leans. The problem is that editorial control was taken from journalists’ ...
As newspapers abandon their buildings, they risk losing the mentoring, institutional knowledge and presence that help make good reporting possible ...
The Nashville SUNN pairs college editors with high school writers, creating opportunities for young journalists while building skills on both sides ...
From whiteboard explainers to pop culture references, journalists are using personality to connect with skeptical audiences ...
The Michigan Democrat withdrew her support for Abdul El-Sayed and endorsed Republican Mike Rogers just days before Election ...
Poynter announces 33 journalists and newsroom leaders selected for its first Leading AI in the Newsroom cohort, focused on ...
Former Washington reporter Dan Parks covers neighbors in rural West Virginia, where holding power accountable can complicate ...
The free toolkit helps journalism funders anticipate and manage conflicts of interest while protecting editorial independence and public trust ...
Haley Stevens said her former primary rival blamed Israel for what Michigan can’t afford. PolitiFact found a more complicated record.
From voter guides to campaign rallies, college newsrooms are taking on consequential midterm races — often for the first time ...
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