Once again, a federal court has said President Donald Trump has gone too far in his attacks against a free press in this country. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly listened to the arguments on Trump’s ...

The NPR news quiz has survived nearly 30 years of media upheaval by staying funny, familiar and surprisingly adaptable ...

A three-year Medill survey found declining TV and radio use, growing reliance on smartphones and creators, and deep skepticism about AI in news ...

Editors and news directors told me that cub journalists need more support these days than they once did. Younger workers are ...

Lawmakers are considering AI audits, ‘kill switches’ and even a ban on artificial superintelligence as concerns about advanced models grow ...

The AP is sticking with Lake Ontario, as it did with Gulf of Mexico. Its decision shows why changing a name doesn’t necessarily change common usage.

Online course explains how to preserve journalistic independence while building strong partnerships with news organizations.

American fact-checking organizations are joining forces ahead of the 2026 midterm elections in a major collaboration: a joint newsletter that shares findings with media professionals, content creators ...

McClatchy, whose titles include The Miami Herald and The Sacramento Bee, executed its most severe layoffs in years on Thursday, cutting newsroom staff at some papers by upwards of 40%. More than 90 ...

From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter helps journalists sharpen skills and elevate storytelling throughout their ...

I ran across my wife’s iPad on the kitchen counter, and a bright sticky note she had placed on the stand caught my attention. “Stay off the news!” it read. Naturally, as someone who works in the news, ...