Notable and interesting journalism for your weekend 22 don’t-miss pieces of journalism — about the Supreme Court, gun laws, iconic films and more — to read and watch this weekend June 24, 2022 Tom Jones
The Supreme Court moves closer to ruling on Roe v. Wade A ruling could come at any moment, but a stacked Supreme Court docket makes it difficult to predict a date. June 23, 2022 Tom Jones
The media continues to push for answers in the Uvalde school shooting The families of the victims and members of the community deserve answers. And authorities must be held accountable. June 22, 2022 Tom Jones
Banned by Facebook and flagged by Twitter, a disturbing political ad sends a dangerous message Why would Eric Greitens, a Republican with a troubling past running for Senate in Missouri, run an ad like this? June 21, 2022 Tom Jones
What happens next with the Jan. 6 hearings? Will Trump be prosecuted for his role? Will his potential 2024 aspirations be ruined by these hearings? Or might they actually be emboldened? June 20, 2022 Tom Jones
Important journalism to consume this weekend 18 links to vital journalism for your weekend reading list June 17, 2022 Tom Jones
The new boss at The New York Times weighs in on Twitter New executive editor Joe Kahn sees the value of the platform for journalists, but weighs in on when it can become problematic. June 16, 2022 Tom Jones
News organizations have a social media problem News outlets shouldn’t be shocked when social media dustups happen. But they often seem clueless on how to handle them. June 15, 2022 Tom Jones
Jan. 6 hearings show how Fox News set off Donald Trump Not only was Fox News way ahead of everybody on calling Arizona for Biden, but it was … well, Fox News. In Trump’s mind, it was his network. June 14, 2022 Tom Jones
Jan. 6 hearings continue today. Here’s why you should watch. It’s still stunning to think about what these hearings are about. June 13, 2022 Tom Jones
Anatomy of a controversy: Inside the drama at The Washington Post The controversy currently swirling around The Washington Post doesn’t go back days. It goes back years. June 8, 2022 Tom Jones
Fox News’ plans for Jan. 6 hearing coverage are disappointing, but not surprising Shouldn’t a network that has ‘news’ in its title cover this newsworthy event? June 8, 2022 Tom Jones
Is it OK for police to pose as journalists? A police officer in Troy, New York, masqueraded as a local TV cameraman to defuse a hostage situation. It worked. But not without harm. June 7, 2022 Tom Jones
The Jan. 6 hearings start this week. Will they matter? The hearings will be televised in prime time. Many will either ignore them, downplay them or try to twist them for their own political gain. June 6, 2022 Tom Jones
CNN will cut back on its broken ‘breaking news’ Let’s see if CNN starts a trend that then carries over to the other networks. Let’s hope so. June 3, 2022 Tom Jones
