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Trump formally asks Congress to claw back funds for NPR, PBS
NPR and PBS would lose federal funding, as would the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, also known as PEPFAR. -
4 takeaways from NPR, PBS testimony on Capitol Hill
The House subcommittee hearing was led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., who has accused the two networks of profound liberal bias. -
Former editor Marty Baron criticizes owner Bezos’ interference in Washington Post
He says traditional media needs to better serve its audience, build back trust and deliver facts with “authenticity.” -
Student journalists struggle for independence when cash is hard to find
As journalism comes under attack, student-run outlets struggling for financial independence fight back. -
GBH News’ general manager to step down May 31
Her four-year tenure, which began during COVID-19 in 2020, saw a significant push into multiplatform journalism but more recently, those efforts were overshadowed by an internal investigation into newsroom culture. -
Nicholas Kristof on his new memoir, ‘Chasing Hope: A Reporter's Life’
The autobiography comes from one of the best-known journalists working today. -
Hispanic media staple El Planeta celebrates 20 years
Ulloa says wide-ranging coverage is important, especially for newcomers to Massachusetts. -
How should the media cover Donald Trump's violent messages?
When is it appropriate to show that imagery in coverage? And what does hiding it accomplish? -
How the nearly 50-year-old 'The Soiling of Old Glory' continues to make an impact
Photographer Stanley Forman captured a desegregation protest at City Hall Plaza that roiled the nation. -
A Boston Globe columnist becomes part of a story on medical aid in dying
The paper says he erred, but published the piece anyway.
