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The White House’s ‘media offender’ list will fizzle. The reporting won’t.

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No, whooping cough isn’t just a cold. Cases are surging, and infants face the greatest danger.

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Trump says he’s never polled better. But poll averages put him near a historic low.

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Why I’m begging TV showrunners to stop writing journalists as villains

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Turkey prices may be climbing, but your Thanksgiving bird is still safe to eat

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People will tell you no. ‘Your job is to not listen to them.’

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Want to tell your own story? Try memoir-plus.

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What we’re thankful for in media in 2025

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Sally Jenkins on the Washington Post, her move to The Atlantic and what comes next

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Trump said tariffs slashed the deficit, but the federal numbers tell a different story

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Poynter announces 31 journalists selected for final Essential Skills for Rising Newsroom Leaders cohort of 2025

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Poynter announces 32 journalists selected for final Essential Skills for Rising Newsroom Leaders cohort of 2025

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President Trump’s attacks on the media are not new, but they’re not normal, either

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What the iconic writers of New Journalism can teach us in the AI era

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A 2017 Epstein email mentioned Trump, but records show they didn’t spend Thanksgiving together

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‘We are the anti-fake news.’ Nexstar appeals to Trump while seeking a merger with Tegna

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On Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, Trump said ‘things happen.’ Critics say that crossed a line.

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‘Where’s the amaro?’ How one independent journalist tested North Carolina’s state-run liquor system

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Sally Jenkins reflects on leaving the Post and the future of sports journalism

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How a 2000 photo of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton became an AI hoax

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