Paul Farhi

Press freedom advocates are raising the alarm that the arrests of the Atmore News’s publisher and reporter are unconstitutional

In 2003, McDonald’s heiress Joan B. Kroc bequeathed more than $200 million to NPR. This is the impact of the record-breaking gift over the past 20 years.

Washington Post photos of Uvalde, Parkland, other mass shootings broke unwritten media rules. Some call the images traumatic. Others hope they’ll jolt the public.

It’s an increasingly familiar drama: Local authorities go after journalists and publishers of small papers, which find themselves on the First Amendment’s front lines.

GOP senators call out Voice of America for its guidance on describing Hamas and its Oct. 7 rampage.

Retired rear admiral and National Security Council spokesman John Kirby has stepped in at the White House to keep Biden’s Gaza and Ukraine messaging clear.

The buzz around letters purportedly signed by White House and Capitol Hill interns don’t actually include signatures, leading to questions about their origin.

The 29-year-old CNN reporter, who writes about love and romance, was one of 2023′s most popular reporters.

USA Today drew scorn as “McPaper” when it debuted in 1982 but ended up anticipating the future of news. Does it still have a place in national media?

In the hours after the Trump rally shooting in Butler, Pa., some readers raged at cautious, early stories that couldn’t yet confirm the details of the tragedy.