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2025 ACES headline contest winners show that wordplay, when done right, can still stop thumbs midscroll
2 months ago
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Anna Jo Bratton, AP’s new stylebook editor, says breaking news from gun violence to the Middle East is driving guidance changes
3 months ago
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Wire service calls move an 'alarming' punishment and First Amendment violation
10 months ago
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In a statement explaining its decision, the AP said Trump has the authority to change the mountain’s name, but the gulf is a global name
10 months ago
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PolitiFact’s most-read fact checks of politicians answered questions about the presidential candidates’ records on debt and inflation
12 months ago
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Conspiracy theories, obfuscated truths, downplaying and denialism, smears and repeated misstatements. We've seen it all.
12 months ago
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Here’s a sampling of top headlines from the annual ACES: Society for Editing contest, which lets wordsmiths come out to play
about 1 year ago
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The new criminal justice chapter includes more than 50 entries covering specific terms, some new, some revised.
over 1 year ago
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The 2023 State of the Fact-Checkers report surveyed 137 fact-checking organizations across at least 69 countries
over 1 year ago
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Poynter partners with MediaSmarts to launch the Teen Fact-Checking Network in English and French
over 1 year ago
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‘If we don’t accurately and adequately depict everyone in our world, we are not doing accurate journalism or any kind of reporting or storytelling.’
almost 2 years ago