Journalism
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The End of an Era: Christiane Amanour’s 2027 Departure from CNN
After four decades of reporting from the world's most dangerous conflict zones, the chief international anchor is steppi...
The End of an Era: Christiane Amanpour to Exit CNN in 2027
After four decades of defining global conflict reporting, the legendary anchor is stepping away from the network.
The Whitehall Connection: Why the BBC is Pausing its Statistician Secondments
Allegations that government officials influenced reporting on migration and COVID-19 have forced the BBC to freeze its p...
Whitehall in the Newsroom: The BBC's High-Stakes Pause on Statistician Secondments
The BBC has suspended its program of placing government statisticians within its newsrooms following allegations of impa...
The Fearless Beat: Remembering Health Journalist Helen Branswell
From the 2003 SARS crisis to the COVID-19 pandemic, Helen Branswell defined the gold standard for science reporting.
The 'Melania' Effect: Can Box-Office Hits Save Independent Journalism?
A documentary on the former First Lady is challenging Hollywood blockbusters, but its success exposes a dangerous fundin...
From Moscow to Jerusalem: Jennifer Griffin’s Three Decades of Frontline Reporting
A retrospective look at Fox News correspondent Jennifer Griffin’s journey through the world's most volatile conflict zon...
From CNN Outsider to Fox News Icon: Juan Williams Reflects on 30 Years of Media Disruption
As Fox News celebrates its 30th anniversary, veteran journalist Juan Williams looks back at the 'scrappy' startup that r...
Beyond the Manosphere: Chris Jones’s Raw Look at Divorce and Depression
Journalist Chris Jones uses his new memoir to challenge traditional masculinity and explore the wreckage of his personal...
The Manicure Minefield: BBC Under Fire for Linking Bare Nails to White Supremacy
A report claiming minimalist nails erase the culture of people of color has sparked a wave of condemnation and accusatio...
Beyond the Breaking News: CTV News Vancouver’s RTDNA Sweep
From investigative human trafficking exposés to emergency flood reporting, the Vancouver newsroom secures five major reg...
Beyond the Border: Vicente Calderon’s 40-Year Fight for Independent News
From a psychology student to a digital news pioneer, Calderon reflects on the evolution of cross-border journalism.
NYT Retracts Controversial Line on Israeli Victimhood Following Backlash
The New York Times has deleted a sentence suggesting Israelis 'view themselves' as victims of the October 7 attacks, cit...
The $275,000 Price Tag on Harassment: A Victory for B.C. Media Privacy
A landmark defamation ruling in British Columbia sets a precedent for journalists facing targeted harassment at their ho...
The Journalists Who Saw the Smoke: Daily Mail Veterans Recall 9/11
Three veteran reporters revisit the terror of Ground Zero and the invasion of Afghanistan in a new anniversary podcast.
The Journalist Who Humanized the Red Paper: Remembering Rudy Platier
Rudy Platier spent three decades bridging the gap between Canadian newsrooms and Indigenous communities, transforming ho...
Gen Z Truth-Seekers: The Unreported Story Society's New Bid for Investigative Journalism
A new prize targets non-professional reporters under 25 to uncover the stories mainstream media misses.
The Vrabel-Russini Scandal: Why a Professional Relationship Ended at The Athletic
A high-profile resignation and a series of leaked videos have called into question the boundaries between NFL insiders a...
The Transparency Trap: Inside the Investigation That Led to Dianna Russini’s Resignation
An internal probe at The Athletic into undisclosed relationships has forced a high-profile NFL insider to step down, spa...
BBC’s Impartiality Crisis: Katty Kay’s Gaza Remark Sparks New Row
A US correspondent's failure to attribute the term "genocide" on a podcast highlights the BBC's ongoing struggle with ed...
The Unfiltered Legacy of Dame Jenni Murray: A Pioneer Lost to a Tragic Accident
An inquest has revealed the harrowing details of the car accident that led to the death of broadcasting icon Dame Jenni ...
The CBC's 9/11 Language Directive: Accuracy or Historical Erasure?
A leaked memo from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation instructing staff to avoid certain labels regarding the Septemb...
The High Cost of a Viral Wink: Vanity Fair Fires Journalist Brittany Romano
A viral video of Brittany Romano smiling during the Lindsay Clancy trial has led to her termination from Vanity Fair, sp...
Administrative Censorship: CIJA's Campaign Against Samira Mohyeddin
A letter targeting a journalist's credentials at a federal museum raises alarms about the weaponization of Crown corpora...
The Man Behind the 'Burst of Joy': Remembering Pulitzer Winner Slava 'Sal' Veder
From the trauma of the Vietnam War to the chaos of San Francisco politics, Veder's lens captured the rawest edges of the...
The Cost of Consensus: Matt Calkins and the Seattle Times' Editorial Wall
A veteran columnist walks away after 11 years, sparking a debate on ideological purity and the suppression of opposing v...
The Pentagon's Grip Tightens: Stars and Stripes Publisher Exits Amid Independence Row
Max D. Lederer Jr. retires as the Department of Defense pushes for tighter control over the military's historic independ...
Stephen A. Smith Defies NABJ After "Thumbs Down" Award for Commentary on Black Women
ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith has rejected a rebuke from the National Association of Black Journalists, framing the awar...
Sexualized Remarks and Uvalde Trauma: The Lawsuit Against ABC and Matt Gutman
A former ABC News producer is suing the network and a CBS correspondent, alleging a pattern of sexualized comments and i...
The Deadly Price of Reporting: Patrick Christys and the Calais Smuggling Threat
GB News presenter Patrick Christys reveals how exposing human traffickers in France led to a midnight police evacuation ...