journalists

We're joined by Robert Siegel, longtime NPR host of “All Things Considered.” Siegel retired in January last year.We sit down with him to discuss his…

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has questioned the premise of “New York Times Co. v. Sullivan,” the landmark case that help set the boundaries for…

NYU journalism professor Jay Rosen is challenging journalists to change the way they cover political campaigns. Rosen writes that voters care about actual…

Are there parallels between attacks on the media in the U.S. and in Mexico? How is immigration covered by journalists in the U.S. and journalists in…

Last week in Rochester, police chased a suspect in multiple shootings as he drove a U-Haul through the city streets. The public watched the suspect and…

The New York Times made serious news last week with the publication of an op-ed by an anonymous writer – a senior official in the White House. Should the…

CNN reported on voters who unknowingly hosted campaign events sponsored by Russians. One woman in Florida did not believe the FBI's evidence, and told off…

When the iconic film Broadcast News was released in 1987, director James L. Brooks gave audiences a well-researched and honest look at how network news…

When reports surfaced that not even BuzzFeed was meeting its earnings targets, young journalists might have wondered: is there a future in this field for…

Did BuzzFeed make a mistake by publishing the entire dossier of unverified links between Donald Trump and Russia? Editor-in-chief Ben Smith says no; he…