Ren LaForme

A reporter asked why Trump and Putin will meet in Budapest. Karoline Leavitt replied with a grade school joke, then bragged about it online.

I was 14 when I found the murder video of a journalist on a file-sharing site. Today, violence finds us before we can look away.

Before QAnon and MAGA, Gamergate pioneered a decentralized playbook for undermining the press

Vogue's newly named editor, Chloe Malle, says print will be reserved for notable moments and vows a stronger digital strategy.

A slow news cycle, health rumors and viral videos pushed a Trump hoax into mainstream feeds, showing how quickly a fringe theory can take hold

Because the warning signs are no longer subtle

A look at the first 10 stories in our series spotlighting journalism’s most defining moments

AI is taking over, but journalism has weathered technological storms before. That data, however, says now is the time to adapt, not panic.

AI is taking over, but journalism has weathered technological storms before. That data, however, says now is the time to adapt, not panic.

On the former White House press secretary’s new MSNBC show, loud and performative is out, while genuine disagreements are in

Details and links to this year’s recipients of journalism’s highest honor

A study from USF found that tweens turn to outlets like CNN and the AP during big events but mostly skip news apps

Kids with smartphones report better mental health than those without, study finds

In the latest episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ Paul Farhi says the White House is sending the message that critical coverage has a cost

In the latest episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ Athletic media reporter Richard Deitsch predicts Brady’s future

In the latest episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ IFCN director Angie Drobnic Holan points to X’s fact-checking system as a cautionary tale

A retrospective of a cult classic journalism movie. An editor who was fired for talking to us. A tipster’s massive find. What a year it was.

In the latest episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ media veteran Elliott Wiser dramatically reimagines local TV news to ensure its survival

In the latest episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ AP media writer David Bauder says that Trump’s strikes may be impulsive, not organized

Both local and national coverage are ramping up as the historic storm approaches the Gulf Coast of Florida