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“None of us are signing this pledge,” said one reporter.

Two months after their arrests while covering a protest, a pair of local reporters face criminal charges.

Brendan Carr, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, promised to bring power to community stations. But it’s their corporate owners who make the big decisions—while regional reporters and station managers take the heat.

“I used to chase the truth. Now I chase calories.”

“If we have to make cuts, there’s no easy choice,” one station manager said.

“What matters most here is whether the information was true and factual,” the Times’ Patrick Healy told CJR.

The move is a win for media publishers.

“It is a dark day for independent journalism,” says Sen. Bernie Sanders.

How the Trump administration undermined its own strategic position.

Mike Huckabee, now the US ambassador to Israel, earns a substantial sum from Substack subscriptions—and the company takes a portion of the fees. Israel coverage is welcome.

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

Local journalists say it often feels like belligerents are waging an undeclared war against the press.

Reporters on campus say it’s a threat to press freedom. 

Small broadcasters fear they will be unintended victims of national culture wars.

A botched challenge to press freedom at Columbia University’s Barnard College.