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The numbers that defined the Trump administration’s attacks against the press in 2025 - Poynter

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High-profile deaths, war plan texts lead list of most-read news stories in 2025 - Poynter

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Inside the training that centers ‘closeness and intimacy and safety and resolve and optimism’ - Poynter

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A Poynter Report special: the 2025 year in media - Poynter

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Why PolitiFact couldn’t name just one Lie of the Year - Poynter

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Why a single word disappearing from the FCC’s website matters for press freedom - Poynter

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What’s true — and what isn’t — about Jeffrey Epstein, 6 years later - Poynter

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Why a rare Susie Wiles interview became media catnip — and shook up the Trump White House

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Trump’s posts on the Brown shooting and Reiner killing fueled confusion before facts were known

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Why Peter Vecsey is spending the fourth quarter on the bench

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PolitiFact’s editor explains the unconventional pick for the 2025 Lie of the Year

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The internet is breaking — but it’s not too late to make it better

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How journalists covered a weekend of mass shootings across two continents

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Donald Trump’s mission to get CNN sold

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Trump says the US secured at least $18 trillion worth of investments this year. That’s wrong

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Oprah changed what media could be — and how millions live their lives

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Two presidents, two female reporters and two revealing nicknames

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Bari Weiss was expected to shake up CBS News. Instead, her first big move sticks to the script.

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This photographer is documenting old newspaper newsrooms while they’re still around

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What should journalists do when President Trump attacks them?

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