Just 29% of people surveyed in the U.S. said they trust the news, compared to 45% in Canada and 54% in Brazil.

The expected increase in voting-by-mail will pose challenges for how election officials and journalists report the results, and how voters absorb them

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In granting a posthumous citation to Ida B. Wells, the Pulitzer Prizes honors one of America’s earliest and most intrepid investigative reporters.

The expected increase in voting-by-mail will pose challenges for how election officials and journalists report the results, and how voters absorb them

Pulitzer winners for local reporting, commentary and history are all about Alabama. Finalists for feature writing and national reporting are, too.

If you seek to be a centrist news site, you had best devise a better strategy than CNN’s Chris Licht

The happy medium between informing job or internship applicants and managing busy newsrooms is hard to find.

McEnany has frequently met with reporters indoors, rarely wearing a mask. Several White House correspondents have now also tested positive.

The word “truth” was used five times, “lies” was used three times, and “facts” was used once. 

In a few minutes on the morning of Oct. 27, 2018, a gunman shattered a sacred space, took 11 lives and ripped a hole in the Jewish community not only within the walls of Tree of Life synagogue in...

For the COVID-19 vaccines, VAERS has received a flood of reports and become especially potent fuel for misinformation.

Key articles from The Wall Street Journal’s investigation of the president’s role in secret payoffs.

A look at the techniques that journalists and other investigators use to verify whether images and videos are real and in accurate context.

Justin Peden, a 20-year-old Alabama college student, runs one of the most-followed Twitter accounts documenting the war in Ukraine.

When a journalism executive suggested I could have gotten an internship if I wasn’t attending a community college, he perpetuated systemic barriers.

Prohibiting government employees from sharing their candid observations isn’t just bad for journalism. It’s against the law.

'This is actually trying to control the collective memory of this country,' said Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of the project.

Hannah-Jones’ essay was introduced with this headline: “Our Democracy’s Founding Ideals Were False When They Were Written. Black Americans Have Fought to Make Them True.”

From interviews to the precautions we take to our retirement accounts, the COVID-19 story is following us all the time, in our work lives and personal lives.

Sources say USA Today will phase out its print edition in a major restructuring.

The reporters say their editors ‘manipulated’ headlines and stories to no longer accurately reflect Wednesday’s events

This column by Eugene Patterson, then editor of the Atlanta Constitution, was originally published in that paper on September 16, 1963 and was read aloud that night on the "CBS Evening News" with...

Paywalls bolster news organizations’ bottom lines, but leave Americans in the dark. As a public service, let everyone read election stories for free.

Long before Russia cracked down on critical speech, advocates say, the US government worked to change the rules by which whistleblowers must play

Anna Wolfe wins Local Reporting prize for 'The Backchannel' series involving former governor's influence and one-time NFL great.

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Putting out a paper amid a pandemic may not be stress-free, but then again, that’s the norm for Marin Fehl, the editor-in-chief of the Red & Black.

Plus, let's not panic over impending weather, there's a longer flood insurance grace period, prisons are slowly allowing outsiders in, and more.

The news anchor with NBC's KARE 11 in Minnesota, now wears clothes that reflect her authentic self.

Public radio journalists share their advice for treating sources with care

Tenacity and flexibility were key to The Crimson White’s success in executing on this project

The Pulitzers, regarded as one of the highest honors in journalism, were announced later than usual this year due to the pandemic.

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Block Club Chicago reached its 5th anniversary this week by doubling down on the power of neighborhood reporting

For the last 120 years, Louisiana has had an unusual and long-standing allowance for split jury verdicts in felony cases.

Bucking the newspaper industry trend, the company's CEO promised raises and a bonus merit pool and eliminated budget targets for executive bonuses.

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...

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...