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Plus: Busy as beavers in the Beaver State, true crime beyond murder, and Terry Moran’s world-class haterade.

Journalists must find new ways to talk about false information.

The first part in a series on the challenges facing the media industry today.

When Dom Phillips was killed in the Amazon, in 2022, a group of journalists carried on his work.

And it’s not just about the money.

Police assaults on journalists recall the violent aftermath of the George Floyd uprising.

UNESCO promised to elevate Indigenous media as a human right. Instead, it erased the work of our community—and the risks we face.

A timely televised play won’t save the republic.

Our study also found that digital media sites didn’t make much of a difference.

“I don’t even know what the hell that is,” Trump said. (He likely knows now.) Plus: Corrections brutality in Buffalo, and tossing softballs to Elon.

Trump’s alliance with tech titans has Europeans considering alternatives.

Editors at a publication known for hard-hitting investigations of government officials have learned their phones were hacked.

“It’s difficult to remain calm when you’re dealing with this much trauma.”

In some communities, alt-weeklies have outlasted the daily paper.