Heart Disease Claims News Industry Leader at 79 How Far Will Latino Journos Go for Press Freedom? (Oct. 30; updated)Milton ...

Key NAHJ Election, Question Merits AttentionHomepage photo: President Trump tells Jorge Ramos to “go back to Univision” at ...

The detentions include “ More than a hundred Americans held after agents questioned their citizenship. Nearly all were people ...

Short Takes: How Tennessee prosecutors use felony murder rules against Black children; Kansas City Call; mental health issues among Indigenous youth; increase in abusive litigation against journalists ...

“NBC4 Washington anchor Leon Harris struggled to get through his words during the network’s Thanksgiving night broadcast sparking concerns that he was having a medical episode or under the influence,” ...

“It was the sports media reunion everyone was waiting for — and it delivered every bit of the drama promised,” Rashad Grove wrote Wednesday for The Root. “Stephen A. Smith pulled up to Cari Champion ...

Short Takes: Washington Post; capitalizing “B” in “Brown” people; Sara Sidner; Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s “new and definitive source for Atlanta Black culture”; remembering Angela Bofill with NABJ ...

Short Takes: Hispanic Heritage Month; journalists resign over edits to Charlie Kirk piece; shelving of BET’s ‘Hip Hop Awards’ show; media closures, Russian propaganda in media in Nicaragua; Latin ...

The New York Times Tuesday corrected the error in its Sept. 2 full-page obituary of singer Cassandra Wilson, hours after Journal-isms published a statement from ...

Members of the National Association of Black Journalists voted Friday to overturn their board of directors and remove Vice President/Print Eva D. Coleman from the ballot as she seeks re-election, an ...

In the wee hours of election night, as Donald Trump was just four electoral votes from clinching the presidency, CNN anchor Jake Tapper told viewers that “some see this as a vote for bigotry, misogyny ...

After less than 90 days on the air, the project billed as the nation’s first Black-led sports radio station ended Tuesday. ” ‘Sports Rap Radio’ is no longer on Detroit’s WXYT-AM,” Barrett Media ...