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Cash-starved and censored, America’s student newspapers are fighting to survive

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Did President Trump call into C-SPAN under a fake name?

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Why Canada still doesn’t have a full-time fact-checking beat

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Why Donald Trump and Barack Obama are suddenly talking about aliens

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Stephen Colbert’s interview with James Talarico finds massive audience online

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Trump is reshaping how the federal government presents Black history

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CBS keeps finding new ways to have a bad week

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When newspapers cut book coverage, communities lose more than reviews

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Viral posts falsely name Savannah Guthrie’s husband as a ‘co-conspirator’ in the Epstein files

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What Ash Wednesday can teach journalists about truth and humility

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Will The Washington Post exist in five years? A veteran insider weighs in.

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Stephen Colbert finally did what everyone expected after CBS canceled his show

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In the age of AI and body cameras, no video speaks for itself

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I’m the new Indy Public Editor and here’s how I plan to do the job

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Long before the podcast boom, Howard Stern built the template for intimate, wide-ranging interviews

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Anderson Cooper’s exit raises new questions about the future of ‘60 Minutes’

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Be a lifelong student, say the hard things and more practical tips for journalists

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Is it harder to buy beer than vote? The reality behind a viral talking point.

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Want to be a better editor? Start here.

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Bystander video is driving the biggest stories in America. The next era of journalism will be built on verifying it.

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