In pushback against unions, the media industry has always had an ally: its own reporters
Late to organize and reluctant to strike, journalists grapple with age-old stereotypes about their union activity.
Reporter fraud underscores lack of industry standard for factchecking
Cases of full-fledged fabrication hint at the lack of transparency when it comes to the ways journalism organizations factcheck themselves
We don’t know how often people use guns for self-defense, no matter what this study says
Conservatives often cite a discredited study to claim the use of guns for self-defense far outweighs their use in crimes. One of the study's authors is back with new problematic research.
Why Pompeo clearing the next hurdle to secretary of state matters
Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee need one Democrat, Sen. Christopher Coons, to join them to give Pompeo majority support.
Stand by your man: Hannity has ‘full support’ of Fox News
After Fox News host Sean Hannity was named as a Michael Cohen client, the network walks the line between coverage and support