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The Insidious Spread of ‘Foreign Agent’ Laws Continues
But this isn’t to say that the spread of such laws outside of the Russian context is a new development: as I documented in ...
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Some NYC Teens Have a New Hobby: The School Paper
The piece generated buzz at the school after it was reposted on Instagram, and school administrators responded positively.
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Pioneering Payback
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The Long Peak of Newsletters
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Q&A: Kelsey Russell on Reading the News on TikTok
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Local Journalism Thrives on Ambition and Optimism
At a critical moment for public service journalism, the American Journalism Project is growing local news—and it’s working.
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The Hidden Toll of Reporting on the Sudanese Civil War
In June 2023, Nader Shilkawi, a thirty-four-year-old journalist working with the Sudan Radio and Television Corporation, was ...
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‘I Try to Find the Question That People Cannot Squirm Out Of’
For more than thirty years, Phil Williams has been the steadying voice of investigative reporting at NewsChannel 5, in ...
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Tiny iPhone Fingers? Seriously?
Plus: Power problems in the Pacific Northwest, Pentagon reporters band together, and a whole lotta shakin' goin’ on in DC.
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Polish Up the Gray
Can Europe fill the hole left by Trump’s media cuts?
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Cover-Up in Plain Sight
Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. In June 2023, more than seven months before the first Democratic primary of the presidential election, the ...