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Having global fact-checkers come to Vilnius is a ‘huge milestone’ for Baltic journalists

Short fact-checking videos take the stage at GlobalFact

‘The U.S. government has unilaterally disarmed in the fight against falsehoods’

Why do journalists do that?

Lithuania sees itself as a nation on the front lines of the misinformation war

Consider adding consumer-driven revenue models, media expert tells fact-checking, misinformation groups

Fact-checkers, don’t quit now: A call for endurance at GlobalFact 2026

‘The View’ conducted a respectable (and respectful) interview with Vice President JD Vance

Should I stay or should I go? How to decide whether it’s time to leave your journalism job

How Indy newsrooms covered a random and fatal shooting downtown

The Baltics turn precarious geography into a focus on defense and resilience

What Fox’s Roku acquisition says about Lachlan Murdoch’s vision

What journalists gain — and lose — when they go independent

‘The parallels are eerie’: Historians compare America at 200 and 250

Q&A: Ali Velshi explains his vision for MS NOW’s ‘11th Hour’ as he takes over as host

Despite funding cuts, most fact-checking projects are still standing

Welcome to the post-journalism era of professional sports

Will we recognize the country’s most-watched news program after this overhaul?

Here are the finalists for this year’s Global Fact-Checking Awards

News deserts aren’t just a journalism problem. They’re costing taxpayers $1.1 billion a year.

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