Poynter · Scour

Why The New York Times is suing the Pentagon — again

poynter.org·12h

Is this the best news headline of all time?

poynter.org·12h

Trump said he doesn’t think about Americans’ finances. These 7 charts show how Americans are actually doing.

poynter.org·13h

Reuters retaliated against a journalist for raising concerns about the company’s ties to ICE, union alleges

poynter.org·1d

Why one longtime media reporter still has hope for journalism

poynter.org·1d

A new study suggests readers care more about story structure than headlines

poynter.org·1d

Netanyahu and Israel threaten to sue The New York Times

poynter.org·4d

A new documentary explores Democracy Now!’s journalism philosophy: confront power, center the vulnerable

poynter.org·4d

As funding dollars dwindle, newsroom tech companies are heeding the call for consolidation

poynter.org·5d

When journalism fundraising falls short, it’s often because you’re answering the wrong questions

poynter.org·5d

MS NOW unveils a revamped lineup as it settles into its post-NBC future

poynter.org·5d

New Poynter hub serves journalists working with AI and audiences trying to make sense of it

poynter.org·5d

Why experts say the hantavirus outbreak is not another COVID-19

poynter.org·5d

Fact-checkers ask federal judge to block Trump policy they say chills free speech

poynter.org·5d

Trump’s latest exchange with reporters handed Democrats a ready-made attack ad

poynter.org·6d

There’s no proven cure for hantavirus — and doctors say ivermectin isn’t one

poynter.org·6d

Wordle was already a phenomenon. The New York Times is turning it into TV.

poynter.org·1w

ICE raids overtook Chicago for months. Tribune reporters chased the story day and night

poynter.org·1w

AI-enhanced video from the White House Correspondents’ dinner spread confusion online

poynter.org·1w

Journalism students know the industry is struggling. They’re choosing to enter it anyway

poynter.org·1w

Log in to enable infinite scrolling