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The Trump world is targeting Jimmy Kimmel again. This time, it’s Melania.
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As threats to the press grow, student journalists are rewriting the rules
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How a Hakeem Jeffries quote about ‘maximum warfare’ spread without context
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Here are the winners of the 2026 Poynter Journalism Prizes
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Poynter announces 2026 cohort of Transforming Crime Coverage program
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False claims spread quickly after the White House Correspondents’ Dinner attack
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Why a correspondents’ dinner at a White House ballroom could endanger press freedom
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Talking buildings and Pixar-like avatars: Cleveland Plain Dealer AI videos draw criticism
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Former Poynter chairman and Tampa Bay Times CEO Andrew Barnes dies at 86
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Judge dismisses Kash Patel’s defamation lawsuit against MS NOW analyst’s ‘nightclubs’ comment
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The White House Correspondents’ Dinner guest list keeps raising eyebrows
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Frost-Nixon showed journalism could hold power to account even when the justice system failed
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Indiana’s got a voting problem. News outlets can only do so much to fix it
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Even when Trump deflects, the job is simple. Keep asking the question.
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Poynter relaunches most popular editing certificate for communicators and journalists
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After an explosive report on his conduct, FBI Director Kash Patel threatens to sue The Atlantic
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As statehouse coverage shrinks, student journalists are stepping in to fill the void
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News organizations reconsider ties to AI company Nota after plagiarism findings
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Poynter names 20 journalists selected for competitive 2026 Leadership Academy
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How Poynter reported the AI plagiarism story that rattled journalism
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The White House Correspondents’ Dinner has always been a cringefest. Trump just makes it obvious.
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ICE detainees’ deaths raise questions about news coverage of Asian communities
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Trump’s Truth Social posts are driving the news cycle — and raising alarms
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Pope Leo XIV does not support nuclear weapons in Iran, or anywhere, despite Trump’s claim
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Student journalists may produce a quarter million bylines a year. Here’s what that looks like
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Margaret Brennan shows how to press for answers on a war with no clear plan
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Trump says CNN may have committed a crime. The First Amendment says otherwise
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Report: Justice Department investigating America’s favorite sport
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Q&A: What Tucker Carlson’s path reveals about where journalism is headed
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MS NOW is investing in local news and original reporting as it builds a post-NBC identity
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A Fox News host made a sweeping claim about war crimes. Here’s what the historical record shows
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ProPublica’s union staged a 24-hour strike over AI, job protections
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Leaks reveal the inside story of Trump’s decision to attack Iran
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Student newspapers still dominate campuses. This newsletter shows what else is possible.
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Trump went quiet over Easter weekend. The internet filled in the blanks with AI, old video and rumor
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How will the consolidation of Indy TV stations change our city?
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Nonprofit newsrooms have grown, but they still generate a fraction of what newspapers once did
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Savannah Guthrie made a graceful return to NBC’s ‘Today’ show
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Claims that a bullet test cleared the Charlie Kirk suspect are misleading
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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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