The Front Page: Transgender Awareness Week
Issue 56: The New York Times publishes another moral panic piece.
Q&A: Cerise Castle
The Los Angeles reporter talks about covering City Hall and Knock LA.
The Front Page: Twitter blues
Issue 55: How Elon Musk’s purchase could affect young journalists of color.
What happens when an email from Condé Nast isn’t from Condé Nast?
Scammers have been impersonating Condé Nast editors.
Margaret Sullivan’s case for the outsider
If Sullivan's case in "Newsroom Confidential" is any proof, insiders aren’t a lost cause either.
Q&A: Johana Bhuiyan
Bhuiyan on the urgency of her work in today’s technological gilded era and how she weighs questions of objectivity in her reporting.
The Front Page: Trauma is not a commodity
Issue 54: The Eddie Adams Workshop is selling prints of an execution.
Q&A: Mindy Fullilove
Dr. Mindy Fullilove on the coalition’s founding, collective consciousness in pandemics, and what the media could do to improve public understanding of COVID-19.
The Front Page: Journalists shouldn’t work for the police
Issue 53: How filming fare evaders threatens audience trust
Q&A: Holly Rosewood
How studying history in college influenced her perception of journalism and how newsrooms have stumbled in covering rural communities.