“Bust” Hypocrites on Immigration, NAHJ Urged Fox News reporter Geraldo Rivera told Hispanic journalists Thursday night that vigilantes had created “hysteria along the borders” and...
In Atlanta, NABJ Feels Shock of Detroit Sales “It was a kind of stop-the-presses kind of moment,” Detroit Free Press features columnist Kelley L. Carter...
Roy Guided Weekly Scheduled for Wed. Debut Charlotte Roy, who guided the development of the New York Times Co.’s first black-oriented newspaper, is out as...
Free-Press Groups Coalesce Around U.S. Shield Law With a one-two punch this week from courts ruling against journalists who want to keep sources confidential, about...
Vote Extends Membership to High School Students Bryan Monroe, an assistant vice president for news at Knight Ridder and the vice president/print of the National...
Staffers at D.C.’s Post Tell What Different Eyes See The headline was, “Langley Park Reeling After Slashings of 5 Victims in 5 Days; ‘Horrifying’ Attacks...
NABJ, ASNE Back Federal Shield Law New York Times reporter Judith Miller was jailed today for refusing to submit to questioning by a special prosecutor...
Papers in Houston, Galveston Prepare for Rita Orders to evacuate as Hurricane Rita approaches have left Galveston, Texas, “pretty much of a ghost town,” Editor...
Malaria Suspected; $11G Quickly Raised for Family A 2004 college graduate who worked on the National Association of Black Journalists student radio reporting project during...
Journalists Try to Do Jobs Yet Avoid Danger When Hurricane Katrina plowed into the Gulf Coast at daybreak today with what the Associated Press called...
Operation to Remove Editor’s Tumor Successful Karla Garrett Harshaw, the editor of Ohio’s Springfield News-Sun and immediate past president of the American Society of Newspaper...