Woman says she’s been frightened into silence; writer has doubts aout Hill’s future at ESPN; 4 women sue Detroit Free Press over unequal pay; Gannett...
N.Y. Times writer on race to be MacArthur fellow; Ebony editor confirms she's left the company; journalists of color at 16.6 percent in ASNE census;...
Leonard Pitts Jr. addresses the News Leadership Conference, convened by the American Society of News Editors, Associated Press Media Editors and Associated Press Photo Managers...
Bloody tragedy still not worst in U.S. history; 400 Minn. cops kept jobs after convictions; columnist calls killer cop’s fund-raiser a bad idea; Hefner gave...
Data show how long crisis wasn’t given its due; like Air Force Academy, writers confront racism; Kaepernick left off cover homage to his movement; Russia-linked...
60% of Hispanics agree in new poll; media turn to Puerto Rico despite logistical issues; Lauren Williams named editor-in-cief at Vox.com; Jemele Hill says she...
‘Racism’ and ‘white supremacy’ stated more easily; media executive named NABJ executive director; border wall no panacea, USA Today Network finds; Puerto Rico overshadowed by...
Spanish-speakers cover Mexico quake, Maria; Shaun King, formerly of Daily News, joins Intercept; program aims to put 1,000 in newsrooms; commentator sues Fox News, claiming...
Panelists ask what ‘racially tinged’ really means; Gregory’s 4 p.m. service called too late to cover; Clinton an astute media critic in new book; tribe...
Tweeting employees must play by company’s rules; why were U.S. media slow on Caribbean disaster?; St. Louis paper: Outrage at verdict understandable; NBC names team...
