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Notes toward an empathetic journalism for the right half of America

Two journalism students about to enter the industry reflect on the need for stories that address the changing needs of audiences

The work of local and regional papers once informed the work of national ones. Can new partnerships and tactics revitalize local coverage and restore that connection?

The old retail model of campaigning—spending time listening to voters in small settings—would benefit journalism, too

To get beyond celebrity- and pundit-driven news, newsrooms need to become civic reactors—hubs of community information and activity

How Trump won the lone electoral vote of Maine’s vast, sparsely populated Second Congressional District

Making improvements in polling, news literacy, and the use of technology is urgent

A journalist without a college degree on the need for educational diversity in the newsroom

Leaving stereotypes about Trump voters behind in a move from the L.A. Times to rural Maine

The American press repeated many of the mistakes of the British press in the run-up to the referendum on E.U. membership. Here’s what British journalists have learned