JERUSALEM – A cold, persistent rain fell on the ancient Roman paving stones of the Old City here,...
Mar 30, 2018
Why are librarians and soldiers more trusted than reporters?
Why do Americans trust libraries and the military but not the media? At the recent Knight Media Forum,...
Mar 27, 2018
GroundTruth receives award from Voices Against Injustice
In 1692, in the colonial outpost of Salem, Massachusetts, amidst local tensions and religious fervor, 20 people were...
Mar 26, 2018
Egypt’s revolutionaries grieve ahead of Sisi re-election
You cannot buy the revolution. You cannot make the revolution. You can only be the revolution. It’s in...
Mar 26, 2018
With March for Our Lives, an inclusive youth movement is born
WASHINGTON — DeVontae Gliss shivered in the morning cold as he held a sign honoring his late mother,...
Mar 24, 2018
Mailings to teachers spotlight a political fight over climate change in the classroom
Last spring, science teachers across the nation began receiving unsolicited packages containing classroom materials from a libertarian group...
Mar 23, 2018
Meet an Air Force bomb tech and the robots who helped her disarm IEDs
Most nights when she was deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan, before she fell asleep, Master Sergeant Elizabeth Butler...
Mar 23, 2018
South Korea’s conservative Christians are at odds with a growing LGBT movement
SEOUL — Amid the unity flags flapping in the wind and other messages of peace at the 2018...
Mar 22, 2018
Finding sources who ‘live in the shadows’
One important service of journalism is giving voice to the most vulnerable people in society. Phillip Martin, an...
Mar 21, 2018
Remembering Marielle Franco, a black Brazilian trailblazer
Almost two years ago, GroundTruth fellow Catherine Osborn and I stood in the middle of Rio de Janeiro’s...
Mar 15, 2018
In Seoul, planned Trump-Kim summit is met with mix of hope and skepticism
SEOUL — It’s just 35 miles from the over-caffeinated, overworked metropolis of Seoul to the tense and eerie demilitarized...
Mar 12, 2018
