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CLIO Sports Awards Honor The Best In Sports Advertisement, Past And Present
The 2nd annual CLIO Sports Awards ceremony took place Wednesday night at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City, paying special tribute to the late ESPN anchor Stuart Scott and honoring the year's best → Read More
Jose Antonio Vargas Has A Big Problem With How The Media Is Reporting On Immigration
Jose Antonio Vargas slammed GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump and the media Tuesday night for not educating Americans on the current immigration situation in the United States. The Pulitzer P → Read More
Don't Ask Tamron Hall What It's Like To Be A Black Female Journalist
Here's some advice if you ever find yourself talking to NBC News' and MSNBC's Tamron Hall: Don't ask about the challenges she's faced as a black woman in the news business. She won't answer. " → Read More
A Promising New Birth Control Device Is Specifically Meant To Help Low-Income Women
Womens eNews: Liletta, a Low-Cost IUD, Hailed as Game Changer A new FDA-approved intrauterine device (IUD) known as Liletta has the potential to become the gold star of birth control. While IUDs → Read More
Here Are Some Sensible, Successful Alternatives To Locking People Up Before They Go To Trial
The New York Times: Putting Fewer Innocents Behind Bars In her latest Fixes column for The New York Times, Tina Rosenberg explores the detrimental effects of keeping poor people behind bars before → Read More
The Fairly Obvious Reason Police In Other Countries Kill Fewer People Than American Police Do
Christian Science Monitor: Why police don't pull guns in many countries In the United States this year alone, there have been more than 400 fatalities as a result of police gunshots. In Germany, th → Read More
San Diego's Monarch School Is Transforming The Lives Of Homeless Children
The Rotarian Magazine: One-of-a-Kind School Gives Homeless Students a Leg Up For many homeless children nationwide, receiving a top education is simply not an option. Getting to school each morning → Read More
Chuck Todd: GOP Candidates Will Do 'A Lot Of Weird Stuff' To Stand Out In Crowded Field
What is a Republican presidential candidate to do to stand out when there are more than a dozen other contenders? Anything. Anything at all to stay relevant. At least that's what "Meet the → Read More
Australia Survived A 13-Year-Long Drought. Here's What California Can Learn.
The Christian Science Monitor: How Australians survived a 13-year drought by going low-tech Southeastern Australia suffered through a massive, 13-year drought that only ended in 2009. And yet, → Read More
'Fox & Friends' Defends Donald Trump After NBC Cuts Ties
The hosts of "Fox & Friends" stood by their frequent and favorite program guest Donald Trump Tuesday morning, following NBC's announcement that it would end its business relationship wit → Read More
One Big Way Seattle Is Improving Arts Education, As Told By A Cartoonist
Medium/Bright: How Seattle Got Its (Arts) Groove Back In what might be the first example of a solutions journalism comic strip, cartoonist and elementary school art teacher Robyn Jordan has use → Read More
New York Post, Daily News Have Identical Front Page Headlines For Captured New York Prisoner
It doesn't happen often, but sometimes New York's top competing tabloids get on the same page. The New York Daily News and the New York Post had nearly identical front pages Monday morning followin → Read More
Gannett Completes Split Of Print, Broadcasting Divisions
MCLEAN, Va. (AP) — Gannett has completed the split of its print and broadcasting divisions into separate companies. The broadcasting and digital arm, which will be called Tegna In → Read More
How One Small City Is Helping Veterans Return To Civilian Life
The Ithaca Voice: Hope on the Homefront: A 10-part series on Ithaca veterans’ return to civilian life The Ithaca Voice, an online-only news outlet in upstate New York, has launched a 10-part → Read More
Online Therapy Could Revolutionize Treatment For Mental Health Conditions
The New York Times: Depressed? Try Therapy Without the Therapist Cognitive behavioral therapy has long been considered the most effective treatment for depression and other mental health problems. → Read More
Parents Of Missing U.S. Journalist Austin Tice Commend Obama For New Ransom Policy
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) — The parents of a Houston journalist taken hostage in Syria in 2012 have applauded President Barack Obama's decision to not prosecute families for paying ransoms to kidnap → Read More
Thailand To Teach Journalists How To Ask Questions That Won't Offend Prime Minister
BANGKOK, June 25 (Reuters) - Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said on Thursday he was not afraid of the press, days before the government is to hold a meeting to teach journalists how to ask q → Read More
Fox News To Launch Breaking News SiriusXM Radio Channel
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fox News is launching a new radio channel that will bring breaking news and other reports to SiriusXM subscribers. Fox News and SiriusXM announced Wednesday tha → Read More
Number Of Journalists Jailed in Egypt Hits All-Time High
* Press freedom group says 18 journalists in jail * Most accused of links to the Muslim Brotherhood * Reporters unable to enter Sinai where army fights insurgency → Read More
How 'Positive News' Is Reinventing Itself In Order To Reimagine Journalism
#OwnTheMedia: Positive News Becomes First Crowdfunded Global Media Cooperative Seán Dagan Wood, the editor-in-chief of Positive News and co-founder of the Constructive Journalism Project, is → Read More