News, Opinion
Chief Justice Roberts falling short on recapturing Supreme Court legitimacy
Six months ago, GJR published “A citizen’s guide to a U.S. Supreme Court losing its legitimacy.” This follow-up recounts.
News, Opinion
Journalists need to expand beyond crisis reporting in covering migration
When the Adriana, an overcrowded migrant boat, sank in Greek waters in June, drowning hundreds, the catastrophe was unusual.
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In smaller newsrooms, some sports reporters are covering 10 sports at once
On New Year’s Eve in New Orleans, Kansas State Wildcats football fell to the world-renowned Alabama Crimson Tide, 45-20.
Media News, Opinion
Fox conduct shows need to revive traditional goals
Perfectly objective journalism seems like the perfectly moral life—unattainable by ordinary humans. But recent experience has reaffirmed the importance.
Media News, Opinion
Skeptics Lampoon Hawley: Missouri senator’s manly virtues book delights jesters & satirists
When Josh Hawley debated Sen. Claire McCaskill in the 2018 U.S. Senate contest, he unleashed the usual invective against.
