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Heroes and villains.

The worries of Estefany Rodríguez.

Laurels and Darts: Tony Gonzales and the patient work of local news.

Eric Gustafson on fighting for journalistic integrity at every level.

Your chatbot’s memory of you can shape the information you see.

Three Colorado stations signed on to a lawsuit that challenged the Trump administration’s defunding of NPR and PBS. It’s too late to recover lost funds, but their court victory sets an important precedent.

Jeremy Caplan: “We have to identify where we are adding human value.”

Dave Zirin’s bar method.

VOA’s Legal Fight for Independence

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Shelly Kittleson’s Abduction, Before and After

Laurels and Darts: What fills the gap.

Pushed Out. Reinstated. Pushed Out Again.

The problem with binding news and prediction markets.

‘It’s Really Hard to Give Up That Kind of Money’

Filmmaker Sebastian Walker on the benefits of a “direct conversation” with Iranian leaders, despite draconian restrictions.

Who Is Left to Cover Lebanon?

Was the FBI Raid on a Washington Post Reporter’s Home an Act of Retribution?

What’s up with Tony Dokoupil?

Laurels and Darts: SFGate’s national parks bureau makes waves; AI slop on slop at Vanity Fair; holding Grammarly's CEO accountable.

Did I Really Say That?

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