Covering controversial issues as a journalist often means that your subjects are going to pressure you to see...
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Can religion play a role in finding a way back to the path toward peace in the Middle East?
Ancient Roman paving stones inside Jerusalem’s Old City that have been worn smooth over time mark the path...
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Diane Foley shares her story of grace and forgiveness in her book, “American Mother”
As we head into Spring, the three Abrahamic faiths are all preparing to celebrate their festivals of sacrifice...
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Measuring this historic moment: Is it a 1968, Redux?
America is sleepwalking into a political collision that is now all but inevitable: an electoral rematch of Joe...
Mar 08, 2024
Refocusing the perception of a community through photography
The question of how to engage audiences with news, especially local news, looms large in journalist’s minds these...
Mar 01, 2024
In an industry in decline, young journalists offer hope and reflection
Last year was a terrible year for layoffs in American journalism with 2,681 jobs in news lost, more...
Feb 16, 2024
The AI Revolution and what it means for local news
As local newsrooms across America grapple with dwindling resources and staff shortages, artificial intelligence (AI) is stepping in...
Feb 09, 2024
Behind a primary’s pageantry, a portrait of polarization
The pageantry of politics celebrated across the frozen terrain of New Hampshire every four years unfolded this week,...
Jan 26, 2024
A community’s story through the eyes of their residents
In photography as in life, a person’s eyes are intensely communicative. Photographers look for eyes, expressive faces, how...
Jan 12, 2024
The killing of journalists in the Israel-Hamas conflict undermines a free press.
Sixty-three journalists and media workers were among more than 18,000 Palestinians killed by the Israeli Defense Forces since...
Dec 15, 2023
