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France gave the US the Statue of Liberty. Qatar offered Trump a $400M plane. Experts say it’s not the same
The people of France gifted the Statue of Liberty to the American people, not to the US government or one government official ...
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Under Trump, student journalism is ‘trial by fire,’ reporters say
Situated at the nexus of the White House’s assaults on both higher education and media freedom, these reporters have been ...
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Your guide to 2025’s journalism conference season
“Join IRE & NICAR for our annual investigative journalism conference June 19-22, 2025, in New Orleans, Louisiana.” “The ...
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Alex Jones’ cocaine claim about European leaders falls apart under scrutiny
High-resolution photos revealed a tissue, not drugs, in front of Macron and Merz, debunking Jones' claim. Russian ...
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Legal support for journalists is evolving to meet rising threats to press freedom
At a time when attacks on press freedom are heightening, including from the White House and President Donald Trump himself, legal support for journalists is shifting to meet new challenges.
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Tech entrepreneur Jeremy Gulban is betting on small-town newspapers to challenge Big Tech’s media dominance
Gulban’s CherryRoad Media is racing to prove that small-town newspapers can survive — while the industry battles Big Tech’s growing control ...
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Serial’s runaway success launched podcasts into the mainstream
The true crime podcast rewrote the playbook on what successful audio storytelling sounded like and who could produce it ...
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What’s the recipe for a good TV debate? Jen Psaki has some thoughts
On the former White House press secretary’s new MSNBC show, loud and performative is out, while genuine disagreements are in ...