Top news of the week: 26.06.2022.
Journalism That Holds Power to Account
Business leaders hoped the state would use money from the 2010 oil spill to transform Mississippi’s coastal economy. Instead, lawmakers are using much of it to fill gaps in local government ...
Jeff Bezos’s Next Monopoly: The Press
With his vast investment in The Washington Post’s digital publishing technology, the Amazon founder could soon control the backbone of most large American newspapers.
Mitali Mukherjee will be the Director of the Reuters Institute’s Journalist Programmes
A respected journalist across print, television, and digital media in India, she'll oversee our Journalist Fellowship and other initiatives Indian journalist Mitali Mukherjee has …
The Documenters Network expands beyond the Midwest!
We’re thrilled to introduce our first cohort of Documenters Network sites, launching this Fall
Uvalde mayor accuses state of leaking records to make local police look bad
Relatives of the victims and other members of the community also called for the ousting of Pete Arredondo, who is the police chief of the city’s school district and a newly elected council ...
Pride Media, Home to Out Magazine and The Advocate, Returns to LGBTQ Ownership
Pride Media Inc. – which owns some of the most revered brands in LGBTQ media – has new owners and a fresh name, the organization announced on Tuesday.
The Los Angeles Times gets a fully staffed “burner account”
The first-of-its-kind team is offering "views, vibes, and commentary."
With the end of Roe, the US edges closer and closer to civil war
The question is no longer whether there will be a civil conflict in America. The question is how the sides will divide, and who will prevail