Ruth Margalit on Israelis’ media consumption and “unwillingness to sit with the facts of what was actually happening” in Gaza ...

I’m a twenty-five-year-old who just bought my local newspaper, and here’s my first edition,” Evan Newton posted to his TikTok ...

As David Ellison prepares to take charge of CNN, Donald Trump tests the limits of his power. Swisher has said she plans to ...

In 1996, at twenty years old, Christa Pike was sentenced to death for the murder of Colleen Slemmer, her classmate at a job training camp in Knoxville, Tennessee, just over a year earlier. Three ...

Illuminating campaign finance reporting from LAist on the city’s mayoral race. Plus: A poor choice of words in the Cornell ...

Assal Rad, an activist and Middle East historian, has become known for social media posts in which she edits headlines that ...

Chris Hansen feels ambushed. He is standing outside a Regal movie theater in Times Square. He has just seen Primetime, a new ...

Alison Gerber, a longtime editor at the Chattanooga Times Free Press, on losing her job after twenty-three years.

A cynic might say the solidarity, however encouraging, had less to do with principle and more to do with a recognition that ...

A new book of cartoon journalism, Requiem for Gaza, is the latest chapter in his vivid, visceral depictions of humanity.

Independent creator-journalists such as Carlitos Ricardo Parias, known as Richard LA, are especially vulnerable to retaliation—and deportation.