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A dispute over the ‘Napalm Girl’ photo raises questions about confirming 50-year-old history

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IFCN statement on U.S. visa restrictions targeting fact-checkers

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When powerful people bully the press, they’re really trying to silence the public

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How Capital B works to be a window and a mirror for Black audiences

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A bidding war for one of America’s biggest media companies is colliding with Trump-era power

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A popular video of a priest blocking ICE agents isn’t real

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As local news disappears, new networks are stepping in to fill the void

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A blockbuster sale shakes up media, a high-profile journalist is out, and Trump lashes out again

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Trump has no power to undo Biden’s autopen pardons

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The New York Times draws a line on Pentagon press limits

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What 20 years with local reporters taught us about impact in international journalism

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Help us save the digital archives of local newsrooms

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Top Democrat files complaint over “60 Minutes” interview with President Trump

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Critics pan Olivia Nuzzi’s memoir as her media saga widens

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When the press amplified false claims about Iraq, it failed its highest duty — and fueled a war

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Trump miscasts the case as he pardons a former Honduran president convicted of trafficking cocaine into the US

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Poynter’s logo almost looked very different. Here’s how we landed on the dot.

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Poynter, IRE and Internet Archive launch ‘Today’s News for Tomorrow,’ a project to help newsrooms preserve their digital footprint

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Real reporters left the Pentagon. A new partisan crew just took their seats.

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Will new federal student loan caps affect nurses? Graduate students could feel the impact.

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