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Media, News and Opinion

Pulitzer value of independence infuses 50 year journey from rookie reporter, to globe-trotting correspondent to founder of nation’s leading news nonprofit

By Jon Sawyer
November 14, 2025

In the fall of 1976, as a young reporter at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, I was in the early.

News and Opinion

As AI in journalism takes root, safeguards and training are needed. Treat AI like an enthusiastic intern who has to be checked

By Robert Koenig
November 7, 2025

As the use of Artificial Intelligence rapidly expands in journalism, experts say there is a growing need for stronger.

Media News, Midwest

Baron no longer is confident a free press can endure, but he won’t declare war on Trump and clings to optimism

By William Freivogel
November 7, 2025

Martin Baron no longer takes for granted that the “rule of law will prevail” or that “a free press.

Constitutional Issues, Media, Media News

Klotzer worries about Trump tsunami but says U.S. is unlike 1930s Germany

By Paul Wagman
October 31, 2025

Given his boyhood in Nazi Germany, one of the most obvious questions Charles Klotzer can be asked concerns the.

Media, News and Opinion

On His 100th Birthday — A Tribute to Charles Klotzer

By Paul Wagman
October 31, 2025

When the earth unspools before the sun on Nov. 1, its cargo will include a human population of some.