Politics What’s the Point of Editorials When Ideology Outweighs Facts? The editor of Oklahoma’s Enid News & Eagle on why opinion pages must continue to stimulate civic—and civil—discourse January 17, 2017 Rob Collins Al Sharpton, Donald Trump, and the Black and White Truth Crucial facts about race in America have been overlooked in analyzing Trump's win December 14, 2016 Issac J. Bailey Earn Back the Right to Serve as Watchdogs While demanding transparency from political leaders, we, as journalists, must hold ourselves accountable, too December 7, 2016 Matt K. Lewis Why We Need News Literacy Now How news literacy can help students—and the rest of us—build demand for real journalism December 6, 2016 Dean Miller Four Steps to Strengthening Journalism’s Role in Our Democracy The question isn't, “What lessons can we draw from 2016?” The question is, “Which of the many answers should we focus on?” November 22, 2016 Michael Oreskes What Went Wrong—and Right—with Campaign Coverage Journalists still have a lot to learn, but are also producing some exemplary coverage to learn from November 22, 2016 Perry Bacon The Problem with Polls Isn’t Technological, It’s Political As a matter of civic ethics and good governance, it’s time to regulate the publication of pre-election polls November 16, 2016 Jill Lepore Predicting Outcomes Is Not Our Job Poll stories masquerade as serious journalism. We're in the business of providing real news and analysis so people can make their own decisions November 16, 2016 Keven Ann Willey Relevance over Reach, Value over Volume Notes toward an empathetic journalism for the right half of America November 15, 2016 Jeff Jarvis “Journalists have an even heavier task ahead” Two journalism students about to enter the industry reflect on the need for stories that address the changing needs of audiences November 15, 2016 Aaron Reiss Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 11 Next
