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Buyouts signal growing fracture inside CBS News

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Is Donald Trump right that the U.S. crime rate is at its lowest in 125 years?

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Americans say the news is essential. They just don’t enjoy it much.

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Florida says bread contains weed killer. Here’s what the science says.

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The Nancy Guthrie disappearance case keeps unfolding in public view

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Q&A: A new kind of public editor is taking on the entire city of Indianapolis

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When local news disappears, people turn to social media feeds, influencers and gossip

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Gamertag Radio’s Danny Peña and Riana Manuel-Peña join MediaWise’s game streamer initiative

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How to build a newsroom plan for responding to First Amendment threats

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Even the Super Bowl divides America these days

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How do I know if that’s real? 3 tips from Poynter’s MediaWise to stay smart in tricky times

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Poynter launches new professional membership, unlocking free courses and other benefits

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The Washington Post just experienced week that will live in infamy

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A Super Bowl ad promised ‘free money’ for kids. Here’s what Trump Accounts actually offer.

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A coach offers some comfort – and practical ideas – for journalists in the wake of a layoff

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Washington Post audience left wondering what comes next

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When there’s trauma at work — in the building or at the scene — how can journalists manage stress and fear?

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Inside one of the ‘darkest days in the history’ of The Washington Post

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The Washington Post lays off a third of its staff

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What journalists should know when a layoff hits

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