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Political reporting as a public service
Bogotá, COLOMBIA – With inside access to Capitol Hill, reporters Anna Palmer and Jake Sherman...
Researchers: zombie websites and misinformation hurt journalism
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Biden can’t have a new progressive era without progressives
Piqua, Ohio, U.S.A. – ¨Don’t underestimate Joe´s ability to f- things up.¨ Former President...
Bangladesh opens malls during lockdown as covid cases soar
Dhaka, BANGLADESH – Bangladesh is struggling to maintain a strict lockdown amidst a surge of covid...
Guardian editor: post-pandemic, journalists will have much to do
Ludwigshöhe, GERMANY – During the global pandemic, the Guardian relied on strategies already in...
Making news more relevant by getting readers and viewers involved
London, Ontario, CANADA – Getting the community to engage with news organizations builds stronger...
New York Times publisher offers surprising amount of empathy
ISTANBUL – Who knew I had so much in common with the publisher of The New York Times? A.G...
Indians celebrated Holi despite pandemic dangers
Bhubaneswar, INDIA – The chants of “Bura na mano Holi hai” or “don’t mind it is...
The English countryside is a perfect escape from covid confinement
Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.A. – It should go without saying that I haven’t done much traveling in the...
Finding solace in my forest
Delta, British Columbia, CANADA – In a world so far away from normal, places of comfort are more...
Chauvin conviction restored my faith in justice
Piqua, Ohio, U.S.A. – On May 25 last year, police murdered a Black man on the street in...
On Earth Day, we must do more than post online
ISTANBUL – In a world where activism has become mainstream, one is compelled to ask, what...