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Indiegraf, known for its content management system, has made acquisitions a part of its strategy to help promote newsroom independence

From Poynter: When journalism fundraising falls short, it’s often because you’re answering the wrong questions

Stephanie Ruhle, Alicia Menendez and Luke Russert are among the anchors helping shape the network ahead of the midterms

Poynter’s new AI hub brings together training, ethics, media literacy, fact-checking, research and consulting to help journalists and audiences navigate AI.

Although hantavirus can be deadly, researchers say the virus behaves very differently from COVID-19 and is easier to contain

The lawsuit challenges a Trump administration policy that could deny visas or legal status to people accused of ‘censoring Americans’

‘I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation,’ Donald Trump told reporters while defending his Iran strategy

Physicians say timely supportive care remains the best option for patients infected with the rare virus linked to a recent cruise ship outbreak

Mirror Indy was launched as an outlet committed to telling underrepresented stories in Indianapolis. What's its plan for the long haul?

Savannah Guthrie will host the NBC prime-time game show as the Times expands Wordle beyond the internet

The coverage, awarded a Pulitzer last week, relied on deep community trust as reporters tracked Chicago’s ICE raids in real time

Users trying to sharpen low-quality security footage instead introduced new inaccuracies and confusion

Student reporters from across the country say they’re worried about layoffs, AI and shrinking newsrooms but still feel called to the work

The battle over NFL streaming rights now involves broadcasters, billionaires, antitrust scrutiny and President Donald Trump

The podcast host and Fox News contributor has criticized parts of the Trump administration while aligning with many MAHA priorities

A lawsuit and reported FBI probe into one of its journalists won't stop the magazine from publishing truth said Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg.

Stumbling upon sensitive documents led the San Francisco Chronicle into a yearlong reporting project that would win journalism's top award.

From Poynter: After years of cuts, Lee is adding reporters, says new chairman and billionaire David Hoffmann

From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter helps journalists sharpen skills and elevate storytelling throughout their careers.

From Poynter: Nina Jankowicz, Jane Lytvynenko and Peter Erdelyi to lead GlobalFact as invited speakers