At the Biden-Putin summit, journalists got into it with both leaders — and each other Putin scrapped with ABC News’ Rachel Scott, Biden snapped at CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, and reporters pushed and shoved each other to get photos. June 17, 2021 Tom Jones
How remote learning failed special education students Plus, why a fourth of teachers probably won't quit, when the northern border could open, Africa sees a rise in cases, and more. June 17, 2021 Al Tompkins
Journalism of the day: The New York Times’ explosive investigation into Amazon ‘How come Amazon can be so precise with packages and yet treat people so differently?’ asked one Times reporter in a 'CBS This Morning' appearance. June 16, 2021 Tom Jones
Lumber prices are dropping from sky-high pandemic numbers Plus, a look at the 'great resignation' migration of 2021, why Uber and Lyft prices are rising, the deal with Eric Clapton, and more. June 16, 2021 Al Tompkins
The US government crossed a line by seizing reporters’ records. What happens now? President Biden said reporters’ records will no longer be seized in his administration, and new policies will be put in place. Will they be codified? June 15, 2021 Tom Jones
Wildfires are already burning as a heat wave and drought spread in the West Plus, 96% of AMA physicians are vaccinated, national Parks are packed, the Novavax vaccine is ‘highly effective,’ and more. June 15, 2021 Al Tompkins
A special Poynter Report: Looking at this year’s Pulitzer Prizes Stories about COVID-19 and race and policing dominated the awards, while Trump-related stories were largely absent from the list of winners. June 14, 2021 Tom Jones
In a key ruling, a federal judge upheld the suspension of unvaccinated workers Plus, states are slowing case reporting and epidemiologists say it is a bad move, how concerned we should be about myocarditis cases, and more. June 14, 2021 Al Tompkins
Jeffrey Toobin makes a controversial return to CNN Regardless of the CNN chief legal analyst’s intentions and past history, this feels like something so egregious that it simply can’t be dismissed. June 11, 2021 Tom Jones
Can it be true that half of the pandemic unemployment money was stolen? Plus, the IRS is about to send money to 36 million families, new cases rise for a third day, India will likely see a second wave soon, and more. June 11, 2021 Al Tompkins
