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This writer wants to prevent freelancers from floundering on story pitches

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MS NOW revamps its lineup, trims ‘Morning Joe’ and moves key anchors

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The FCC chair is pushing ‘pro-American’ content. That’s not how a free press works.

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A wave of posts claimed Benjamin Netanyahu was dead. Here’s how it spread.

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CNN may not be a priority in the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery deal

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This viral video of a child grieving a fallen US service member was generated by AI

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How to find the most up-to-date news on Indy area data centers

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Trump is bragging about the damage he’s done to the press

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No, Benjamin Netanyahu didn’t have six fingers in a viral press conference video

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Philanthropist Marcy Hennecke joins Poynter Foundation Board

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Poynter names 35 journalists selected for competitive 2026 Leadership Academy for Women

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Trump and his FCC chair are barking at the press. Even without a bite, the threat matters.

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The 24-second news cycle is exhausting journalists. Here’s how they cope

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The US exports oil, but that won’t shield Americans from higher gas prices

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CBS News reportedly hires former Liz Cheney comms exec. The White House is fuming.

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Fake images from the Iran war are spreading online. Here’s how to spot them

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Journalist-turned-news content creator Chris Vazquez on building a career in the creator economy

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You won’t believe why the Pentagon barred photographers from its briefings

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Trump blamed Iran for a school strike. News investigations suggest the U.S. was responsible

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Polls show Americans strongly oppose the war in Iran

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