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State of the Fact-Checkers: Audiences grow as finances worsen

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Fact-checkers reached more people in 2025. That didn’t help their finances

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Fact-checking is crucial when the news moves this fast

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Pam Bondi is out as attorney general. Here’s how the media covered it.

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Three ways AI is making reliable information harder to find

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An AI company set out to fix news deserts. Instead, it copied local journalists’ work

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A local TV newsroom disappeared overnight. It’s a warning sign for what’s next.

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Trump broke into prime time with a speech that broke little news

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Fact-checking has to go where misinformation actually spreads

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In the absence of truth, misinformation becomes harmful: Nepal’s experience shows why fact-checking matters in crises

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How a CNN reporter covered war from inside Iran

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Like journalists, prosecutors shaped a distorted view of crime. They can help fix it, too.

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As the Supreme Court weighs birthright citizenship, Trump’s claims don’t add up

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Who covers education in Indy?

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CNN journalists were detained in what Israel called a ‘serious ethical and professional failure’

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Journalism students are more skeptical of AI than you might think

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Student journalists are often on their own. I built a network to change that.

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The FCC chair is openly cheering the weakening of the press

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ASU’s Cronkite School and Poynter Institute launch training collaboration to support journalists and media professionals

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The O.J. Simpson trial ushered in the era of infotainment

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