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Lessons learned from photojournalists documenting a federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota

A press freedom question from a Norwegian journalist for Narendra Modi exposes India’s culture of intimidating journalists

A former producer for the show mounts a public plea urging CBS to resist corporate threats to editorial independence.

A scoop about an unusual meeting leads to global headlines

More than a century old, the Supreme Court’s ‘hot news’ doctrine could help blunt the growing influence of AI news scrapers

When actors on the world stage start blustering about defending gender rights, journalists must look for their ulterior motives.

“The Good Reporter,” a new memoir, tells the story of how women from marginalized backgrounds built a rural Indian newspaper to cover village life in a way no mainstream outlet…

The former Washington Post executive editor on that newspaper's recent downsizing, the limits of legacy media, and what comes next for the industry

More than a decade after 3 Nieman fellows led students in a survey of overlooked campus architectural treasures, “Gates of Harvard Yard” gets a new edition

A journalist modifies his approach to reach skeptical contacts in the age of spam and scams