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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

Home of Historic Black Journalist in Danger Laid-Off Inquirer Reporter Among Those Selected Four U.S. journalists of color — James Causey, Walter Watson, Olivera Perkins

Soul of the South Network to Cover Zimmerman Trial The new Soul of the South television network, which made its debut on Memorial Day, plans

Black, Asian Journalists Cite Off-the-Record Stipulation Amid “Toxic and Unkind Spirit,” Sun-Times Shuts Photo Dept. Founders Exit Grio; MSNBC Takes Over From NBC News  WorldStarHipHop

Amid “Toxic and Unkind Spirit,” Sun-Times Lays Off Photo Dept. Founders Exit Grio, MSNBC Takes Over From NBC News  WorldStarHipHop Outdraws Black News, Celebrity Sites 

President Barack Obama attended Memorial Day services at Arlington National Cemetery on Sunday where he gave a speech and layed a wreath at the Tomb

At Least 90 News Positions Said to Be Eliminated Asian Americans Have Higher Proportion of Liberals Millennials Fine With Interracial Marriage, Friendships Obama to Senate

Deborah Cotton attributed violence among young black men to lack of employment opportunities, a history of oppression and diverted resources. (Video) 3 Gunmen Open Fire