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Student reporters at a local high school are in the spotlight after winning a national journalism award. For the second year ...

The best example of Trump’s ability to infuse familiar policy with news interest may have come during his first term, with the so-called Muslim ban circa January 2017. Rowaida Abdelaziz, an ...

Bloomer oversees a 26-person staff and edits more than a dozen articles per monthly issue, said J.D. McIntire, journalism adviser at Sandy High School. She tends to lead by example, he said.

Building on our previous research, the Tow Center for Digital Journalism conducted tests on eight generative ... We randomly selected ten articles from each publisher, then manually selected direct ...

However, when those involved are under the age of 18, the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) limits what journalists can report. A recent high-profile example in Saskatoon is the case of a 14-year ...

Martin O’Malley, who has died at 86, wrote six books and countless newspaper articles and columns in ... proposed legislation before a scrum of journalists, borrowing freely from Mr. O’Malley ...