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When Bill Clinton played the sax on Arsenio Hall’s show, politics and pop culture fused

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Could the Iran war trigger a military draft? Why experts say it’s unlikely

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An Indiana public records fight went to court. The journalists (and the public) won.

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A correspondent known for his Jan. 6 coverage becomes the latest to leave CBS News

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This Wyoming newspaper ditched its police blotter

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Social media posts claim Iran released a list of US target cities. That’s not true

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What are your favorite nonfiction books by journalists?

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Fox News aired old footage of Trump honoring fallen troops. Was it an honest mistake or a deliberate choice?

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A new global push would make AI companies pay for news

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As newsroom jobs shrink, some journalism schools teach students to go solo

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Markwayne Mullin talked about the smell of war on Fox News. His record shows no military service

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Neil Brown named new chairman of Poynter Institute Board of Trustees

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Savannah Guthrie to return to the “Today” show

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A college admissions essay reveals the power of storytelling

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Journalists push back against parent companies’ contracts with ICE

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We partnered with streamers to talk rage bait, toxicity and media literacy. You can, too.

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Long live the King: Gayle King signed a new deal to stay on ‘CBS Mornings’

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How Ali Khamenei used numbers, narratives and conspiracy to shape reality in Iran

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Do airstrikes alone produce regime change? Experts say history supports Chris Murphy’s ‘Face the Nation’ claim that they don’t.

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Q&A: This Iranian fact-checker has been working nonstop since the uprisings. Then the war came.

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