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A gruesome image of a dying Ukrainian mom, her two children and a family friend made it to the front page of The New York Times. Why?
There are about 50 Americans being held hostage across the world, several of them journalists. What if you were one of them?
How should journalists handle this disclosure by the Pennsylvania congressional candidate in the weeks leading up to the midterms?
Are private beliefs hosted in a public forum considered protected speech?
A new Netflix documentary expands on previous journalistic work
This helicopter footage seems to indicate the new team name. Should it air?
A look at the history and importance of journalism’s role in the execution chamber
An MMJ who got hit by a car during a live shot maintains her professionalism, but the court of public opinion indicted her employer
A single reporter pursued the Ahmaud Arbery story until it became national news — here’s why that’s important.
A recent New York Times exposé showcases the many ethical decisions that modern journalists have to make
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The founder of the organization, known for its questionable journalism practices, was raided by the FBI. What about his press freedoms?
The Verge issued new guidelines about background and off-the-record interviews — wait until you see the reasons why.
The Wall Street Journal published a letter from the former president full of falsehoods about the 2020 election. Why were media insiders outraged?
If students kneel during the national anthem, can their schools punish them for disruptive expression?
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