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An analysis of politicians’ official social media accounts.

Five years into supporting outlets that serve communities of color, the cofounder of URL Media talks about the relationship between capitalism and democracy and how nonprofit publishers can operate from a position of power. 

How Tricia McLaughlin defends Trump’s anti-immigrant agenda.

Why AI platforms should be accountable for misrepresenting breaking news

“Until we have solid language here, we’re not going to feel safe about the integrity of our jobs—or the language our readers read.”

In just a few years, a publisher based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, has become the country’s fourth-largest newspaper operator. Some reporters wonder if it isn’t the cruelest.

From Minneapolis to Gaza, how does the press responsibly report killings when officials act in obvious bad faith? By looking out the window. 

Plus: silent Bezos, post-fire future, and an investigation in Texas.

Examining a political legacy, ten years on.

Should Le Monde be able to compete for donations with small independent outlets?

“It isn’t just an affront to localism. It’s an attempt to reengineer thought.”

A Jewish American Substacker on balancing ethics with activism in a war zone.

The Amargi, a digital outlet based in Germany, takes the lead on Kurdish news.

An unprecedented attack on press freedom at the Washington Post.

Vital footage in Minneapolis. Plus, shopworn “new ideas” at CBS; mixed messages for American Samoans; and they shoot horses (up), don’t they?