The news industry was quick to hire for diversity-focused roles after George Floyd's murder in 2020 — but sustaining that change has proven slow and challenging.

"We are not in turmoil. We have a real plan,” the paper's owner, billionaire businessman Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, said.

Disagreements between the LA Times and its Guild over seniority protections ended in more than 60 journalists of color being laid off.

The "wall to wall" union would represent 50 staffers in departments across the nonprofit newsroom.

"Owning our own work, and being beholden to no one but our readers and colleagues — as opposed to say, investors, venture capitalists, or out-of-touch executives — feels like the future."

Combatting the onslaught of misinformation and disinformation about the Israel-Hamas war circulating online has been one of the biggest challenges for journalists covering the conflict. On Monday’s...

Una mirada bilingüe a la política, personajes, cultura popular — ¡y hasta algunas observaciones perrunas! — enfocada desde la experiencia inmigratoria.

Dozens of human journalists are writing the same blog to appease a search algorithm that wants to automate their jobs out of existence.

When staff at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette walked off the job 100 days ago, they became the first newspaper to strike in decades. They've already been followed by more.

Companies that made promises to hire more underrepresented groups are gutting departments meant to achieve those goals.

"Tell the story without the explanatory commas, as if you're telling to the person you want to be telling the story to."

As employees of The Associated Press, at all levels and across the globe, we strongly believe in our organization’s stated commitment to fairness and advancing the power of facts. Journalists demand...

"You say you're giving more dollars to BIPOC newsrooms? Well, you're actually giving to intermediaries who are filtering down those dollars to BIPOC newsrooms. But they're not filtering down enough."

"This is a way to modernize how we do what we do,” Lee said. "It's more colloquial, it's more plain-spoken."

“Often when an editor declines or dilutes a good story, it's to say it's too in the weeds. I always joke, 'What's wrong with weeds?’”

In El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele hijacked the political party, Nuevas Ideas, which was formed by members of the Salvadoran diaspora to help him get elected. This narrative, according to a new...

Should employees choose to formally unionize, it would create yet another labor headache for the Times.

Objectivity, democracy, and the American mosaic

An AI-generated image with the text ‘All eyes on Rafah’ has been re-shared more than 46 million times.

A role on the new season of 'Ramy' led to a rich friendship—and plenty of conversations about faith, family, and Muslim identity.

Student journalists in Iowa will now have more chances to hone their reporting skills while strengthening local news. The Daily Iowan, the University of Iowa's independent student newspaper, has...

Journalists Dardo Neubauer and Laura Sánchez Ley are declassifying historical Mexican records and revisiting the stories they tell on social media.

The founder, Snigdha Sur, has had difficulty retaining staff and falsely claimed that Oprah had invested, multiple people said.

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"Blogging is the media. Blogging won."

"People experience war on a personal level, and our ability to communicate extraordinary stress on an individual human level is the goal of good war reporting."

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