Miami Herald Editor Apologizes for ‘Racist and Anti-Semitic’ Insert
The Miami Herald, one of the country’s largest newspapers, apologized on Monday for a column it called “incredibly offensive” that appeared last week in Libre,...
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The battle of the budget is an annual rite of America’s military spending that is rarely resolved on time. This year, as in nine of...
Uganda mandates online bloggers register with government ahead of election
Authorities in Uganda say bloggers and others publishing or broadcasting online must register with authorities, drawing criticism from some who see it as an attack...
Journalists Aren’t the Enemy of the People. But We’re Not Your Friends.
The worst thing about being a reporter in the age of Donald Trump is, of course, the president’s concerted attacks on the free press. The...
Overlooked No More: Before Kamala Harris, There Was Charlotta Bass
This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 1851, went unreported in The Times. When Kamala...
Trump Administration Closing Stars and Stripes newspaper
WASHINGTON — Stars and Stripes, the military newspaper that has both informed and spoken for American troops over the decades, will cease print and online...
Journalist Quits Kenosha Paper in Protest of Its Jacob Blake Rally Coverage
A journalist resigned on Saturday from his job at The Kenosha News after objecting to the headline of an article that chronicled a rally in...
The Daily News Is Now a Newspaper Without a Newsroom
A tabloid once famous for its bustling, big-city newsroom no longer has a newsroom. In a move that was almost unthinkable before the coronavirus pandemic,...
Inside Jimmy Lai’s Apple Daily During Hong Kong’s Media Crackdown
HONG KONG — After more than 200 police officers raided the newsroom of Hong Kong’s biggest pro-democracy newspaper, Apple Daily, a staff reporter messaged the...
Abductions, Censorship and Layoffs: Pakistani Critics Are Under Siege
When Prime Minister Imran Khan boasted last year that Pakistan had one of the “freest presses in the world,” journalists were quick to object, saying...