How AAJA helped shape coverage of the Atlanta shootings The organization of Asian American journalists was established 40 years ago by people who felt invisible in their newsrooms May 12, 2021 Kristen Hare
Is gasoline about to become the latest shortage? Plus, the CDC’s ‘misleading statistic’ on outdoor transmissions, it's time to start talking about booster shots, and more. May 12, 2021 Al Tompkins
Dr. Anthony Fauci calls Sen. Rand Paul’s claim that NIH funded risky virus research at Wuhan lab ‘preposterous’ In an interview with PolitiFact, Fauci said Paul’s claim was ‘not based on any fact at all’ May 11, 2021 Angela Fu
Three ways the gasoline pipeline hack may play out and cost you money Plus, an explanation of ransomware and the organization who caused this, when we will drop masks, a third vaccine dose in Britain, and more. May 11, 2021 Al Tompkins
What it was like to report from inside the NBA’s pandemic bubble A Q&A with Washington Post national NBA writer Ben Golliver about the NBA’s 2020 season and “Bubbleball,” his book about it. May 10, 2021 Pete Croatto
6 reasons businesses can’t find workers. Many are COVID-19-related. Plus, how journalists should refer to a new variant, chicken is in short supply, vaccines are causing family feuds, and more. May 10, 2021 Al Tompkins
The normally measured Dr. Sanjay Gupta blasts Tucker Carlson over dangerous vaccine comments Gupta, who has become a go-to voice on COVID-19 analysis for CNN, said of the Fox News host, 'It’s so reckless. It’s so dangerous what he’s doing.' May 7, 2021 Tom Jones
The meeting to approve the Pfizer vaccine for young teens is next week Plus, a majority of Americans favor proof of vaccine for travel and events, the pros and cons of lifting vaccine patent protections, and more. May 7, 2021 Al Tompkins
How the role of personal expression and experience is changing journalism 'The talk about keeping yourself out of it, I think was perhaps more relevant when everyone in the room looked the same. That's not the case anymore.' May 6, 2021 Barbara Allen
A new ruling puts the CDC’s COVID-era eviction ban in peril Plus, a ruling will decide whether someone can be fired for refusing a vaccine, CDC director defends kids wearing masks outdoors, and more. May 6, 2021 Al Tompkins
