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Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Blair Kamin is paying for the Tribune’s next architecture writer out of his own pocket. Why would he do such a thing?

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As a peacebuilder in Sri Lanka, Arzath Areeff has witnessed an alarming rise in hate speech and conflict in his country’s digital space. He has seen how individuals have misused the internet and ...

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Tony Dokoupil and Bret Baier have both given case studies on how not to do tough interviews. Here’s what they should have done instead.

Overcoming childhood challenges, a Kenyan woman uses her voice to educate her community and country with media literacy skills ...

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In today’s episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ NBC News’ Steve Kornacki explains why Americans should have faith in their elections ...