The NPR news quiz has survived nearly 30 years of media upheaval by staying funny, familiar and surprisingly adaptable ...

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Online course explains how to preserve journalistic independence while building strong partnerships with news organizations.

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American fact-checking organizations are joining forces ahead of the 2026 midterm elections in a major collaboration: a joint newsletter that shares findings with media professionals, content creators ...

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Trump was near Ground Zero days after the attacks. But evidence remains lacking for his claims that he aided recovery efforts and brought hundreds of workers.

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I ran across my wife’s iPad on the kitchen counter, and a bright sticky note she had placed on the stand caught my attention. “Stay off the news!” it read. Naturally, as someone who works in the news, ...