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Will Scott Jennings be the new White House press secretary?
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AP cuts US video production staff and moves jobs to India
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US fact-checkers launch collaboration debunking deceptive 2026 midterm ads and election disinformation
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How close is FCC chair Brendan Carr to the Trump White House? New records offer a look.
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A fake poll made real news. What does that say about political polling?
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What are data centers? Hereās how they work and why they matter
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Newsroom Profile: Indianapolis Recorder
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More than 200 AI-generated ālocal newsā sites just went dark
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Stop showing up to job interviews without a plan
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Decades of research show vaccines do not cause autism
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When it comes to āteen takeovers,ā journalists may be telling only part of the story
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New to editing? Embrace being behind the scenes
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An FT column was condensed with AI. It crossed a novel ethical line.
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A Washington Post investigation prompts changes at surveillance company Flock
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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is departing her job. Hereās how PolitiFact fact-checked key moments.
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Karoline Leavitt to step down as White House press secretary
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Journalists are everywhere in fiction. Here are 20 of the most iconic.
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Read your work out loud and other tips for finding your writing voice
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Trump left Air Force One because of a threat. Journalists stayed aboard.
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PolitiFact announces nationwide partnership network to fact-check critical 2026 midterm elections
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Trumpās FCC is poised for a further shift to the right
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Donāt feel bad about following up with editors. Itās part of the job.
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Trump keeps talking about construction. We counted how much.
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What 100-plus federal actions reveal about the Trump administrationās campaign against the press
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USA Today Co. unions call on the company to cut ties with Palantir
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Q&A: Peter Alexander wants facts, not shouting matches, at MS NOW
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Donald Trump accuses The Washington Post of treason
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USA Today Co. announces partnership with data analytics giant Palantir
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Trumpās revived Wall Street Journal lawsuit meets more skepticism in court
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Award-winning broadcast journalist Scott Pelley to receive Poynter Medal for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism
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RFK Jr. doubled down on a false COVID claim during a combative CNN interview
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Hereās how newsrooms are working with influencers
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David Ellison broke months of silence on CNNās future. His biggest critics wonāt be reassured.
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Aaron Rodgers keeps talking. And ESPN keeps handing him the mic.
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I taught prison reporting because I know how bad coverage can hurt
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IndyStar exposes prison failures, shows us why investigative journalism matters
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Dana Bash did her job ā and RFK Jr. didnāt handle it well
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ABC is done playing defense against the FCC
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Can the new hires for ā60 Minutesā meet the challenge?
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South Korea wrote a fact-checking code into law. Korean fact-checkers are wary.
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ā60 Minutesā makes big hires, including one that will raise eyebrows
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A community can have local newspapers and still lack local news
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As search and social traffic dries up, local newsrooms turn to Reddit
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No Surprise: Most of us get our news from scrolling on our phones
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Savannah Guthrie makes an emotional plea for her missing mother
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Should journalists give up on traditional job paths? Maybe.
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Poynter Institute to honor Chuck Todd for leadership in independent political journalism
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Sorting through the mixed messages about cyclosporiasis
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The White House Correspondentsā Association dinner was an embarrassment
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When the Boundary Waters burned, local journalists answered the call
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A hyperlocal news page falls victim to Facebookās AI
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Left with no options, the Trump administration drops subpoenas against New York Times journalists
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Is the White House Correspondentsā dinner headed for another mess?
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What happens in the final weeks before an execution? These reporters were inside the room.
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ESPNās latest layoffs claim some of its best-known on-air personalities
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PolitiFactās new platform is a reminder that ideas outlast technology
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The history of Indianapolis lives in old newspaper archives. Can we get to it?
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Federal judge hands fact-checking journalists, researchers a First Amendment win in Trump administration immigration case
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Should you eat lettuce? 5 things newsrooms can do to cover the cyclosporiasis outbreak
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