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Exchanging positive press for access to the White House is a kind of fluff journalism that dilutes the truth and dismantles the agency of the Free Press.
Like so many of us, Joy Reid's views on LGBTQ people has evolved. The real question: Why are so many women having their past social media scrutinized?
Journalists defending Sarah Sanders as a "victim" of a smoky-eye joke don't care about her. They just don’t like being called out for their incompetence at covering the Trump...
Men like Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and Louis C.K. are constantly given second chances while women barely get a first one.
Patch is back. And so is LAist, Gothamist, and the DCist, thanks to investors from public radio stations. Can they survive this time around?
How is it that the magazine that helped grow the #MeToo movement is failing to represent women and people of color in its pages, and especially on staff?
When breaking a story matters more than respecting sources and subjects, journalists are not only failing, they’re putting women at risk.
Often formatted to stoke fear and keep audiences from flipping channels, broadcast news is heavy on soundbites and light on context.