How to Approach Journalism in the Trump Era There’s a right-wing cottage industry devoted to distorting objective reality. Here is a way to deal with it.

You don’t need me to describe the ill effects of a world where viewers can’t distinguish Walter Cronkite from Alex Jones, but here we are. I admit that I didn’t see it coming.

By Syed Iylia Hariz Al-Qadri Syed Izman. KUALA LUMPUR, June 12 (Bernama) -- The yellow journalism phenomenon that once dominated the media industry in the 19th century is now making a resurgence in ...

But then something changed. I trace the modern era of yellow journalism to the 1990s, when the nation was transfixed by Ken Starr’s (and his right-hand-man Brett Kavanaugh’s) relentless and ...

The Lucrezia Borgia of Journalism (1910) – William Randolph Hearst, wearing a bright yellow dress, as Lucrezia Borgia painting poison from pots labeled “Slander”, “Riot”, “Scandal ...

While there’s general agreement that the yellow journalism era was a low point for cautious, ethical journalism, there’s also widespread agreement that it did not push the United States into ...

The “yellow journalism” era, which was an early version of news as entertainment, led to an age of reform in journalism, notes Jeffrey Engel, director of Southern Methodist University’s ...

You don’t need me to describe the ill effects of a world where viewers can’t distinguish Walter Cronkite from Alex Jones, but here we are. I admit that I didn’t see it coming.

You don’t need me to describe the ill effects of a world where viewers can’t distinguish Walter Cronkite from Alex Jones, but here we are. I admit that I didn’t see it coming.