Striking Out The founders of the Pittsburgh Progress want to inject their community-centric publication with a spirit of labor solidarity. August 11, 2026 By Riddhi Setty
Bracing for Poilievre January 23, 2025 By Lauren Watson Canada’s likely next prime minister threatens to gut the country’s press.
Will Progressive and Mainstream Audiences Keep Switching off the News? January 9, 2025 By Howard Polskin Post-election, my newsletter saw a big dip. It is not alone.
Afterlife December 23, 2024 By CJR Staff Journalists who have left the traditional media on what they lost and what they gained.
Buying In December 19, 2024 By Maddy Crowell The editor of Los Angeles magazine recruited new owners, who promised to invest in ambitious journalism. The trouble was, he believed them.
Questions ABC News Should Answer Following the $16 Million Trump Settlement December 16, 2024 By Richard J. Tofel The decision to cave and apologize has unnerved American journalists. The network owes them an explanation.
A New Local News Nonprofit Rises in Tulsa December 12, 2024 By Feven Merid The Tulsa Local News Initiative is the latest in an effort to boost local journalism across the country.
Not If, but How December 3, 2024 By Lauren Watson Mongabay’s mission to report on untold environmental stories.
Why We Must Learn to Embrace Ambiguity November 29, 2024 By Charles Foster Journalists seek seriousness and certainty, and to predict the future. They should stop.
How Twitter Turning to X Changed Journalism November 27, 2024 By Feven Merid Reporters and editors discuss the ‘information cesspool’ the site has become under the stewardship of one Elon Musk.
Truth Social and Consequences November 25, 2024 By Jem Bartholomew The political press gears up for an unprecedented story: the social media executive in chief.
The Promise of IndyMedia November 22, 2024 By Feven Merid Twenty-five years after its founding, a much-diminished community journalism organization may still offer a model for the future.
Requiem for the Jersey Journal October 31, 2024 By Helene Stapinski As scrappy and gritty as the city it covered, the only newspaper in Hudson County, N.J., will close in February, at age 157.
Los Angeles Times editorials editor resigns after owner blocks presidential endorsement October 23, 2024 By Sewell Chan
