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3 Journalists Believed to Have Died in Secret Prison An independent journalist arrested seven years ago with 10 newspaper publishers and editors is being held...

Media Stance Changed After Loss in Iowa Caucuses For much of the campaign, Sen. Hillary Clinton, “who seemed wary of the press during her eight...

South Florida’s 24-Hour News Operations Tested The news that Fidel Castro resigned the presidency of Cuba came to newspapers in a one-line Associated Press dispatch...

Final Stories, Pies and Tears in Albuquerque In the newsroom of the Albuquerque (N.M.) Tribune on Friday, the staff put out the second of three...

2 Additional Journalists of Color Take Buyouts At least two more journalists of color, including an assistant managing editor, are leaving Newsday as Tribune Co....

Black Commentators Say Critics Miss the Point Black journalists and commentators rallied around the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, and by extension the black church, as Sen....

Anchor Diann Burns, Reporter Romo Among 18 Out   Chicago television anchor Diann Burns and reporter Rafael Romo are among “around 18 WBBM-Ch. 2 staffers...

“Tough but Appropriate,” Stephanopoulos Says After an unusual backlash from both viewers and fellow journalists to the questioning of Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton...

Obama Won’t Agree to Matchup Sunday on CBS On the eve of the Pennsylvania primary and in the wake of criticism that last week’s ABC-TV...

Mainstream Media Downplay Hillary Clinton Comment A day after many observers declared it nearly impossible for Sen. Hillary Clinton to overtake Sen. Barack Obama to...

Managing Editor Was 2nd Latino in Newsroom George de Lama, who as managing editor for news at the Chicago Tribune is one of the highest-ranking...

News Judgment Differs on Priest’s Remarks A visiting white Catholic priest who supports Sen. Barack Obama and the Rev. Jeremiah Wright denounces Sen. Hillary Clinton...