According to research by Rebuild Local News and Muck Rack, the United States has lost 75% of its local journalists since 2002.
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The news is everywhere. But are American consumers paying attention?
News and information have never been easier to access. They are on our smartphones, on our social media feed, across platforms like the TikTok,...
Hiroshima and the lessons about press freedom that should be learned
History books often focus on how the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by U.S. forces in August 1945 marked the end of World War II....
Dictatorship Over Words
Words. They are one of the things authoritarian regimes fear most. Not armies. Not money. Words. Words can name what power wants left unnamed. They...
Yet another generation’s greatest minds go mad
I was standing there, looking at the murals, stuffed animals, poems, paintings, prayers in so many languages, and I felt chills run down my body....
Learning to pause: Finding peace of mind amid the news rush
Inside a newsroom, the rush often feels like the pulse of life itself. Phones ring, notifications never stop, and taking a break feels like a...



