Tom Jones

Two dozen Poynter colleagues reflect on 2025’s bright spots, including brave local reporting, ‘Andor,’ meme Fridays, WIRED scoops and … a mug warmer?

The legendary sportswriter tells ‘The Poynter Report Podcast’ that great writing will endure alongside new multimedia storytelling

Democrats’ wins in key races had newsrooms questioning whether Trump can still rally voters without his name on the ballot

Even as trust and revenue decline, communities still turn to local journalists for news that affects their lives

Roughly 1,000 staffers were laid off Wednesday, part of a broader effort to trim more than $2 billion in expenses

CNN’s Clarissa Ward found a man who claims to know Tice’s fate, but her reporting shows how elusive the truth remains in Syria

John Dickerson’s 16-year run at CBS spanned nearly every major role in the newsroom. His exit has deepened unease among colleagues.

I wrote last week that it was a ‘story I care very little about.’ Poynter Report readers had plenty to say about that.

When real reporters walked out, the Pentagon handed press badges to the MyPillow crowd and MAGA influencers

Indiana University faces backlash after firing student media director Jim Rodenbush and cutting funding for the Indiana Daily Student’s print edition, sparking outcry over censorship and press freedom on campus.