If you take a look at Mass Daily News right now, you’ll see a lead story about nearly $50,000 in campaign donations from ...

On the latest “What Works” podcast, Ellen Clegg and I talk with Clay Wirestone, the opinion editor of the Kansas Reflector, a ...

By Wilson Criscione and Daisy Zavala Magaña This report was produced in a collaboration between InvestigateWest and RANGE and republished by permission. When The Spokesman-Review announced plans ...

A few weeks ago I lamented Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, which brings CBS News and CNN under the same ...

What is wrong with The New York Times? It’s a question that conservatives ask frequently, of course. But, over the years, it’s also become an obsession with liberals and the ...

If you haven’t seen it yet, I recommend M. Gessen’s essay in The New York Times opinion section about their grandmother’s ...

For nonprofit news organizations, the most important time of the year is November and December, when the NewsMatch program ...

We’re back with another edition of “Beat the Press with Emily Rooney,” hosted by Contrarian Boston. Our lead topic this week is Donald Trump’s illegal ban on three news ...

Over the weekend I finished the audio version of Jill Lepore’s monumental survey of American history, “These Truths,” published in 2018. At 960 pages or, in my case, 29 hours, the book is a major ...

Jon Keller, left, and I kicked around some media topics on WBZ-TV back in 2018, when we were both a little less gray. Old friend Jon Keller was laid off Thursday by WBZ-TV (Channel 4) as part of ...

A couple of big moves to catch you up on in the world of newspaper punditry. First, David Brooks is leaving The New York Times, where he’s been a center-right columnist for the past 22 years. He’ll be ...

Endorsements matter in lower-profile races because voters might genuinely be looking for guidance. Why would the Globe choose Moulton, a congressman of more moderate views than Markey with a penchant ...