GARRY: If I was a writer and producer for NPR’s On The Media, I’d be delirious about the choices of content to fill 60 minutes of airtime for the weekly podcast. This has been a bizarre week in news ABOUT the news. Jump to Teen Sues Washington Post Jump to Orchestrated Attack on Jussie Smollett Justice Thomas authors sharp criticism of free-press law Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that the Supreme Court should consider overturning a 55-year-old landmark ruling that protects freedom …
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President Trump is traveling to McAllen, Texas, today to make his case for the construction of a border wall. There will be ample media coverage of his stop there, which, …
Holly: Election workers are slogging through a laborious and expensive recount in Florida as the races for U.S. Senate, governor and commissioner of agriculture are too close to call. There’s …
Americans are voting today on the value of watchdog journalism. Sure, a mid-term election in the U.S. is historically a referendum on the man occupying the Oval Office. Today is …
Doing journalism can be as dangerous as it is honorable. Especially for those who dare to dissent, like Jamal Khashoggi, the progressive Saudi journalist who was openly critical of Crown …
Garry: What qualities make a college professor so unforgettable that former students travel from all over the country to wish them well in retirement? In the instance of Jane Briggs …
You’d have to be avoiding the news with some resolve not to know that “Fear,” the new book by journalist Bob Woodward, was released today. The bestseller, which details chaos …
Newsrooms are extraordinary places no matter whether they are as tiny as The Oakland Post or as vast as The New York Times. The majority are more like the modest digs …
Holly: Thanks to Dr. Adina Schneeweis, Dr. Chiaoning Su, Dr. Suzy Lee and Dr. Marsha Ma — our exceptional colleagues — for giving us a glimpse into their summer lives. …
In a wide-ranging discussion about reporting and writing with Drew Philp over coffee in early May at Trinosophes, he offered this observation: “Economically, the healthiest area of journalism right now is …
GARRY — In 2004, a Michigan publisher sold his collection of about 80 profitable suburban and rural newspapers to a New Jersey-based corporation for $415 million. Cue the thunder. Storm …