Poynter adjunct Zita Arocha is a journalist and educator who has spent her life covering, teaching and writing about immigration. Here are her tip sheets.

Aftershocks from the earthquake that hit The Washington Post newsroom Sunday night were still being felt on Monday. Sally Buzbee’s abrupt resignation as executive editor, as well as the plan to ...

In remarks from Trump Tower almost nine years after he launched his first presidential campaign there, former President ...

Sprinting through the muck to get there, the final stretch around the bend is in sight — it’s neck and neck — and then — a ...

The Post lost $77 million over the last year, and had a 50% drop off in audience since 2020. Leaders unveiled plans to solve ...

Others said that critiques of the Ministry of Health’s fatality data went too far. Edward Ahmed Mitchell, deputy executive ...

A unanimous jury concluded that Trump was guilty of all 34 counts of falsifying business records. Here’s what we know about what could happen next.

From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter ...

The new criminal justice chapter includes more than 50 entries covering specific terms, some new, some revised.

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Poynter has partnered with the University of Minnesota to gauge news consumers’ view of artificial intelligence in the newsroom ...

Former President Donald Trump is expected to soon face a jury verdict on felony falsifying business record charges.