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“Confident That Something Wonderful Will Shake Out” “Confident That Something Wonderful Will Shake Out” Ray Suarez, a senior correspondent for the “PBS NewsHour” since 1999

Returning October 14 Government Officials “Deeply Wary” of Talking to Media Government Officials “Deeply Wary” of Talking to Media “The Obama administration’s aggressive war on

fus•ion noun. 1. a fusing or melting together; the union of different things. — Webster’s New World Dictionary Diversity Resources for Business Success Insights Five

When late-night ABC-TV host Jimmy Kimmel asked passers-by last week whether they preferred “Obamacare” or the “Affordable Care Act,” most did not know they were

Chauncey Bailey a Victim of “Deliberate Murder” Veteran Oakland journalist Chauncey Bailey was shot to death Thursday morning on an Oakland street in what police

Lee Thornton, Pioneer Journalist, Professor, Dies at 71 Desiree Dancy, N.Y. Times Co. Diversity Officer, Resigns Where’s Explanation of Why We Don’t All Look the

Toyota Pledges $100,000 to Underwrite NAHJ Conference Toyota Motor North America, Inc., will become the “title sponsor” of all regional conferences of the National Association

Only 45% of Americans See “Substantial Progress” Since ’63 Bradley Manning Sentenced, Asks Pardon From Obama John X. Miller Gets Top Newsroom Job in Winston-Salem

Gwen Ifill, Judy Woodruff to Co-Anchor PBS “NewsHour” “The PBS ‘NewsHour,’ which was co-anchored for decades by the two men who created it, will soon

Latino Percentage of Newsroom Jobs at Lowest Since 2001 “As job losses have devastated U.S. daily newspapers, the disparity between the percentage of Hispanics in

Big Brands Not Always Big Opportunities, Says “Journalist of the Year” NABJ Elects Bob Butler President Gannett Cuts Jobs in Its Newspaper Division NAHJ Honors

“He Didn’t Know Why He Was Turned Into This Monster” New Rules: No Criminalizing Journalists Noted Thinkers Write About Race in Newspaper Series Station Airs