Poynter · Scour

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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‘NBC Nightly News’ anchor Tom Llamas on why the evening news still matters

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Trump says the U.S. is winning the AI race with China. Here’s what experts say

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Trump says Minnesota won’t cooperate with ICE. State officials and courts disagree

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This is what it looks like when a government tries to intimidate reporters

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The real threat of AI is the collapse of trust

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Abandoned cars, long days and no clear end for Minneapolis reporters

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In Minneapolis, journalism students are learning to report under pressure amid an immigration surge

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Journalists should prepare to defend their right to report the news

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Federal agents arrest journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort over immigration protest coverage

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How the Minnesota Star Tribune prepared its newsroom to cover Operation Metro Surge

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Trump’s overnight posting frenzy draws swift pushback, fact-checks

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In Los Angeles, a news outlet ‘superbloom’ is emerging

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Documentary about Poynter’s PolitiFact brings story of fact-checking to Japanese television

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How exhausted Minneapolis journalists are covering a prolonged federal crackdown

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Why did the Trump administration sideline one of its loudest immigration messengers?

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Let’s talk (again) about why fact-checking works

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Florida and Texas, not Minnesota, have the highest shares of undocumented immigrants

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For journalists who covered Ferguson, the news from Minneapolis feels ‘uncomfortably familiar’

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