Corrections and Clarifications

More than 2 million encounters at the southern border, a record

Plus, the top 10 banned books in the U.S. on this Banned Book Week, and is the pandemic really over?

September 20, 2022

Election poll security now includes cameras, plexiglass and security guards

Plus, the FTC warns against student loan forgiveness scammers, and a new survey shows Americans believe they're surrounded by bad drivers.

September 8, 2022

Opinion | What can we learn from returning to in-person conventions?

Equity and inclusion take intention, even for organizations led by journalists of color

August 31, 2022

Opinion | Looking a gift horse in the mouth? The Asheville Citizen Times drops a nonprofit’s investigative work

The paper says its focus on growing paid digital subscriptions is at odds with running the Asheville Watchdog's stories for free

August 17, 2022

How to make ‘differential privacy’ sexy (and other questions census reporters ask themselves)

Q&A with AP lead census reporter and Poynter alum Mike Schneider

August 16, 2022

A 26-year-old entrepreneur takes a fresh shot at selling news one story at a time

With Zette, Yehong Zhu says she has what young readers want and can succeed where others have failed

August 2, 2022

Can local news be saved?

As newspapers shutter, Axios, City Cast and other organizations attempt to fill a void. Whether they are is in dispute

August 2, 2022

Elizabeth Djinis

Anatomy of a big investigative story in LA: 5 years later, a reporter and his editors remain violently at odds

The acrimonious sausage-making of investigative journalism usually stays in-house. The publication of Paul Pringle’s ‘Bad City’ makes it public.

July 21, 2022

How the editor of the Chicago Sun-Times decided to publish a photo of victims of the Highland Park shooting

'It’s not something you can take back. I wanted to be mindful and careful.'

July 14, 2022

Opinion | We are becoming a nation of local news haves and have nots

And the solutions we are pursuing may be locking in this divide.

July 6, 2022

A year after UNC’s journalism school lost Nikole Hannah-Jones, the fallout continues

‘We are moving on,’ one long-tenured faculty member said, ‘but we are not looking away from our problems.’

July 6, 2022

The history of the AR-15 and how it became a symbol of American gun culture

The weapon’s initials stands for 'Armalite Rifle,' but the name has turned into an umbrella term for this type of semi-automatic weapon.

June 29, 2022

Pairing college journalism students with news outlets may be key to solving the local news crisis, researchers suspect

For the first time, an organization is tracking local news/student journalism partnerships

June 22, 2022

Opinion | We need a news utility

Why a portion of all internet ad sales should go to journalists’ salaries

June 16, 2022

Lucia Walinchus

It’s official: Wall Street is in a ‘bear market.’ And the Fed may shock the economy with a bigger interest rate increase.

Plus, Supreme Court rules no bail required for jailed immigrants, Ohio arms teachers who only have 24 hours of training, and more.

June 14, 2022

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