Laura Owen

Sometimes it's healthy to do something you love less, and differently.

Local news outlets cannot change grocery prices. But they can help their readers deal with them.

In our package: Digital news outlets reimagine the crime beat; TikTok creators balance ethics and money; public radio stations see more true crime in their future; AI might reshape court reporting.

In our package: Digital news outlets reimagine the crime beat; TikTok creators balance ethics and money; public radio stations see more true crime in their future; AI might reshape court reporting.

Traffic from Google Discover now exceeds traffic from Google Search for some publishers, but what works there is a bit of a guessing game.

Washington Post readers who fear the commitment of a recurring credit card charge have a new option: A week-long site pass that doesn't renew automatically and that, in our casual testing, cost between $4 and $10. Back in May, Washington Post CEO Will Lewis told employees the paper was losing mo…

"It still works even for people who strongly distrust AI."

"Across the board, in all contexts in journalism, there needs to be an emphasis to make sure that you're not creating harm to journalists."

Are prediction markets "the best tool we have to fight back against bullshit, clickbait, and propaganda" — or "just a euphemism for online gambling"?

Do most Americans want news about local government and politics? Do they follow news on this topic? And are they satisfied with the local political coverage they have? Those are three of the key questions a new report from the Pew-Knight Initiative, released last week, sought to answer. (The ext…