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Updated July 4, July 5 TV One Sunday Show to Feature D.C. Newsmakers AEG Live, the company that hoped to stage Michael Jackson’s London concerts,

Updated December 20 Union Wants Inquirer to Pay $100,000, Publish Columns Neo-Nazi Guilty, but Not in Threat to Leonard Pitts Black Press Wants $10 Million

Returning Monday – Have a Peaceful Holiday! "Is There Grumbling? Of Course There’s Grumbling" Houston’s Carlton Thompson Leaving for MLB.com Adult Latino Internet Use Rises

NABJ to Consider Leaving Accreditation Council ASNE Fixes Diversity Panel That Lacked Diversity NAJA Leader Blasts Michael Steele’s "Injun" Remark Columnists Unanimous on Gilbert Arenas’

Updated January 5 Ex-Reporter, Partner Filed Lawsuit Before His Death Marcia Slacum Greene, Washington Post Editor, Dies of Cancer Hispanic Journalists Raise $115,795 of $300,000

Little Diversity on Decade’s "Most-Watched" List Iran Becomes World’s Biggest Prison for Media Yemen Arrests Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor "Hell Is Breaking Loose" after Brit Hume’s

  Short Takes "Nearly six months after Walter Cronkite’s death, his voice is leaving the ‘CBS Evening News,’ " David Bauder wrote Monday for the

Percy Sutton, third from left, is one of the ‘Gang of Four (Harlem)’ depicted in a documentary planned by Double 7 World films. From left

Dorothy Gaiter, John Brecher Leave Paper After No. 579 Administration to End Detention of Asylum-Seekers Passenger Cashes In With Photos of Terror Suspect Journalists, Web

Summit on Diversity Tries to Redefine Its Meaning WTKR-TV’s Barbara Ciara breaks the news that Michael Vick has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. (Credit: Patrick

Lerone Bennett Jr. Cuts Tie With Johnson Publishing Kathy Times, shown hugging a supporter as she campaigned in Tampa to become president of the National