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Here are the winners of the 2026 Pulitzer Prizes

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Scott Jennings crossed a line on CNN, but the bigger problem is the show itself

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Serving low-income immigrants was supposed to be our weakness. It proved to be the key to our sustainability

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The federal government didn’t legalize marijuana. Here’s what actually changed.

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U.S. falls to its lowest ever World Press Freedom Index ranking

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I gave ‘Shy Girl’ a five-star review before I found out it was AI-generated

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An unlikely ally warns the FCC is going too far in the Jimmy Kimmel fight

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What we know about the missing and dead scientists fueling conspiracy theories

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Handle with care: AP style drops the hyphen in healthcare, childcare and daycare

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Poynter relaunches most popular editing certificate for communicators and journalists

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The FCC is reviewing ABC’s licenses. The message is clear.

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More immigration data is available than ever. Journalists should proceed with caution.

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A FOX59 reporter raised money for a nonprofit, then did a story. Should he have disclosed his role hosting the fundraiser?

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The Trump world is targeting Jimmy Kimmel again. This time, it’s Melania.

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As threats to the press grow, student journalists are rewriting the rules

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How a Hakeem Jeffries quote about ‘maximum warfare’ spread without context

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Here are the winners of the 2026 Poynter Journalism Prizes

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The dinner stopped. The journalists kept reporting.

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Poynter announces 2026 cohort of Transforming Crime Coverage program

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False claims spread quickly after the White House Correspondents’ Dinner attack

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