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Brain Aneurysm Claims “The Wire” Contributor at 48 Whites Among Latinos: Innovative or Vain? Omb Says Newsrooms Should Ask, “Can We Talk?” Malcolm Poindexter Dies,

Obama Meets With 9 Spanish-Language Reporters at White House Walt Swanston Wins NABJ’s Ida B. Wells Award New Owners Keep Sandra Long a V.P. at

Controversial Analyst Said Muslims Make Him “Nervous” Adams Simmons Named Editor in Cleveland Obama Meets With 9 Latino Reporters at White House Walt Swanston Wins

Did White House Decide Who Represents Trotter Group? Editor & Publisher Staff Fired Trotter Group members met Friday with President Obama and senior aide Valerie

Priorities: Watchdog Journalism, “Expand Digital Game” Mark Russell was named editor of the Orlando Sentinel on Tuesday, accepting the top newsroom job six years after

Replacements Named at “Bible of the Newspaper Industry” Replacements Named at “Bible of the Newspaper Industry” The editorial staff of Editor & Publisher, for more

Online “Summit” Attendees Criticized for Breaking Rules Uplifting, Yes, but Were 1,300 Journalists Needed? O’Reilly’s Ratings Rise After Dust-up on “The View” “Journalist” Calls to

CNN Wins Ratings; Telemundo, Univision Proud of Coverage Mine Story Came Not a Moment Too Soon for CNN CNN, NABJ Leaders Hold “Frank Conversation” in

Democrats Budget $3 Million to Reach African Americans Sanchez: “All of Us Are Capable of Being Prejudiced” Ejected NAHJ Student Board Member Calls Ouster Unfair

Native Journalists Join Court Brief Against “Redskins”     Black journalists went to National Public Radio on Thursday to hear Byron Pitts of CBS News.

Garrard McClendon, left, posted this photo of himself and his parents, Ruby and Milton McClendon, on his Chicago Now site. No motive for the killings