Piers Morgan and Rupert Murdoch — a match made in, well, somewhere Morgan’s bombastic and trolling style should fit right in with Murdoch’s outfit and will likely have lots of followers. September 17, 2021 Tom Jones
Pfizer and Moderna press for booster shots. Will the FDA’s decision come today? Plus, the data Biden's team leans on to favor boosters, NIH to study long-haul COVID, food costs are increasing, and more. September 17, 2021 Al Tompkins
The Nassar case is a horrific story that the media needs to continue covering The raw truth these gymnasts are sharing — and how the FBI failed them — should compel all of us to listen. September 16, 2021 Tom Jones
1 in 500 Americans has died from COVID-19 Plus, how the White House is planning for the next serious viral outbreak, the pandemic has been good for lottery sales, and more. September 16, 2021 Al Tompkins
Journalism schools often don’t teach audience engagement skills. Here’s how students can make up for it Prioritizing digital journalism in journalism education is the first step toward cultivating a strong relationship between journalists and audiences. September 15, 2021 Taylor Blatchford
Nicki Minaj tweeted … what? Why taking a break from the news is a good idea. The news is important, of course, but wearisome just the same, especially in this never-ending and stressful news cycle. September 15, 2021 Tom Jones
The problems that Nicki Minaj caused for the vaccination effort Plus, no action against physicians who spread false info, why hospitalizations might not be a reliable barometer, and more. September 15, 2021 Al Tompkins
Handing off The Cohort to Alex Sujong Laughlin Highlights from the outgoing editor, and hellos to the new host September 14, 2021 Mel Grau
Social media platforms drive partisan political polarization in the US, study finds Without internal or government reforms, the researchers say, partisan hatred will continue to have ‘dire consequences.’ September 14, 2021 Poynter Staff
Are evictions spiking as expected? Plus, National Guard called in over school bus driver shortage, home COVID test kits are in short supply, still no agreement on boosters, and more. September 14, 2021 Al Tompkins
