Opinion | Should journalists give up on traditional job paths? Maybe. The old newsroom career ladder may no longer be the best path to a career in journalism. But the profession’s core values still matter. July 28, 2026 Cristina Silva
Opinion | A hyperlocal news page falls victim to Facebook’s AI Facebook deactivated The Bloomingtonian for 9 days. The fallout is still unfolding. July 24, 2026 Jon Greenberg
Poynter’s PolitiFact launches service providing reliable, engaging health information to consumers and news organizations "Well Informed” offers social videos and stories backed by research to help people sort out personal health claims July 21, 2026 Jennifer Orsi
The internet says Mitch McConnell’s hospital photo is fake. The evidence says otherwise. Digital forensics experts found no evidence the image was AI-generated or reused from an earlier hospitalization July 14, 2026 Caleb McCullough
In Texas, AI-generated political ads are blurring the line between real and fake Experts say increasingly realistic campaign ads could make it harder for voters to distinguish authentic messages from fabricated ones June 24, 2026 Loreben Tuquero
At GlobalFact 2026, fact-checkers report challenges, resilience Funding is tighter and political pressure is growing, but attendees in Vilnius said the need for fact-checking has never been greater June 23, 2026 Louis Jacobson
Short fact-checking videos take the stage at GlobalFact Fact-checkers from India, the United States and Poland showcased videos that debunk scams, explain immigration policy and challenge politicians June 18, 2026 Louis Jacobson
Welcome to the post-journalism era of professional sports Teams, leagues and athletes have more ways than ever to tell their own stories. But what do fans lose when journalists are left out? June 12, 2026 Oren Weisfeld
Veteran reporter Jane Lytvynenko discusses the skills reporters need for OSINT, Telegram reporting Lytvynenko will speak at this year's GlobalFact conference in Lithuania June 11, 2026 Louis Jacobson
ClaimReview’s best audience for fact checks may now be machines, not humans Fact-checkers and researchers say the open-source metadata tool remains useful for AI agents, researchers and impact June 10, 2026 Louis Jacobson
How a mistaken C-SPAN label helped fuel false election fraud claims in Los Angeles As vote totals shifted in the Los Angeles mayoral race, a mislabeled video helped turn a routine counting process into a false fraud narrative June 9, 2026 Maria Briceño
Does this video show workers removing Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center? No, it’s AI-generated The viral clip racked up hundreds of thousands of views, but there is no real video showing workers removing Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center June 3, 2026 Loreben Tuquero
A video of a Florida governor candidate was AI slop. People spread it anyway. The manipulated clip targeting Byron Donalds spread across X with help from politicians, activists and users who ignored warnings that it was fake May 20, 2026 Loreben Tuquero
A new study suggests readers care more about story structure than headlines A Temple study found that storytelling structure — not just simple writing or catchy headlines — shapes how readers engage with news May 18, 2026 Amaris Castillo
Fact-checkers ask federal judge to block Trump policy they say chills free speech The lawsuit challenges a Trump administration policy that could deny visas or legal status to people accused of ‘censoring Americans’ May 13, 2026 Louis Jacobson
