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2 Black Journalists on “Meet the Press” For the first time since it went on the air on NBC on Nov. 6, 1947, Sunday’s “Meet

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

“Possibly Deadly” N.O. Actions Described “Blackwater Down: Fresh From Iraq, Private Security Forces Roam the Streets of an American City With Impunity,” is the title

Public Editor, NAHJ Back Rivera Over Keller Fox News reporter Geraldo Rivera picked up two defenders in his battle to get the New York Times

Rivera Broadens Attack after “Editors’ Note” Fox News reporter Geraldo Rivera, having secured what he called a “grudging” editors’ note from the New York Times

Advice for Journalists Covering Miller Case Lucy Dalglish, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, has some advice for journalists watching

Dramatist’s Death Front-Page News in Big Cities “August Wilson, who chronicled the African-American experience in the 20th century in a series of plays that will

More Rebuilding Stories Focus on Racial Issues The publisher of the New Orleans Times-Picayune announced that the paper expected to resume publication at its New

Originally posted Oct. 6, 2005  Black Journalist at Helm in Old Dixie Capital Glenn Proctor, an associate editor of the Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J., and

Chauncey Bailey Killers Both Sentenced to Life More Latinos in College Than Blacks, but With a Caveat Washington Post Starts Black-Oriented Section Online TV News

Split Over Outcome Not as Severe as With O.J. A CNN/USA Today/Gallup instant-reaction poll Monday night showed “a major racial divide in attitudes” about the

Indianapolis Star Lawsuit Pushes the Buttons A lawsuit filed by two former editorial writers this week against the Indianapolis Star makes some familiar charges —