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The WPI blog offers an insider’s look at the fellows’ journeys, capturing their unique experiences and insights as they travel the country navigating the immersive program.
How journalists work during the hurricanes
This week our team visited the Miami Herald. The newspaper’s journalists were at the forefront during Hurricane Irma. During the hurricane, many...
Will News Literacy Help Tackle Fake News in the United States?
Fake news is more of a disgusting issue than an interesting one, and almost everyone we meet in the United States talks about it. In order to...
A hurricane reporter shares his best advice: Remember baby wipes and four other tips
News on weather and extreme weather conditions interest people more than ever, and the Miami Herald notices. Even stories on the popularity...
Should we really be reporting everything Trump tweets?
Every morning, a bleary-eyed Washington Post reporter drags his or herself out of bed bright and early, makes some coffee and is dutifully seated in...
Disconnect between news, editorial teams unhealthy
U.S. newspapers are impressively “hanging on” despite a sustained onslaught by online media. All the top brands are no doubt feeling the pinch....
Continued U.N.’s Sanctions Keep Provoking North Korea to Test Missiles
North Korea's nuclear provocations are said to be an undeniably potential threat to the United States and its allies – particularly South...