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MediaWise reporter Allison Graves, left, helps intern Maddie Katz, right, with a fact-checking assignment on August 3, 2018. (Photo by Hiwot Hailu)

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How this Ohio newsroom got the community to contribute nearly $70,000 for journalism

Fake academic journals are publishing work from real researchers alongside junk science

Freedom: 350 papers editorialize to preserve America’s free press

America, help! The freedom of the nation depends on you, hundreds of news outlets write

Here’s how collaboration can connect a volunteer editor with your newsroom

Judge blasts Sun Sentinel for publishing confidential information in Parkland school shooting case

The Seattle Times has attracted 36,000 digital subscribers

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