Trump says half of U.S. presidents have used the Insurrection Act and that it grants ‘unquestioned power.’ Experts say he’s wrong on both counts.

Ever since federal agents arrived in Chicago in early September, “typical is no longer a thing,” said Block Club Chicago reporter Francia Garcia Hernandez. The tips pour in at all hours: sightings of ...

Hart’s downfall showed private lives were no longer off-limits and set off a heated debate over whether the press had crossed ...

The vice president pointed to a six-month snapshot of rising left-wing attacks. The longer trend tells a very different story.

For our analysis, we did not count wars that the United States participated in militarily and won, such as World War II.

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

The United States has lost nearly 3,500 newspapers and more than 270,000 newspaper jobs since 2005, the report found ...

Rather than this overt censoring of journalists … it has morphed into this effort to intimidate both journalists and government employees’ ...

Edmonds’ career took him from reporting to editing to publishing, and his family from North Carolina to Pennsylvania to Florida. He spent several years in civic work. And then, in late 1990s, he ...

With Meta and Google pulling back funding, African journalists are building local networks to keep truth-telling alive ...

The legendary journalist (and new memoirist) talks with Poynter about life and writing, which are one in the same.

Social media and video networks have overtaken television to become the most widely used source of news among Americans, according to a new Reuters Institute report. In a survey conducted at the end ...