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Journal Gazette Foundation's board approves grants
The Journal Gazette Foundation’s board has approved grants of more than $114,000 for this quarter. That brings this year’s total awards to $481,480. ...
Who's afraid of a 6-hour documentary about exiled Russian journalists?
Julia Loktev’s new documentary begins almost like a tense Hollywood spy thriller. The journalists she’s filming on her iPhone scramble to get out of Russia, many without a plan or lodging and with only a carry-on suitcase full of hastily packed things, hoping
Who’s afraid of a 6-hour documentary about exiled Russian journalists?
Julia Loktev has released a new
Turkey jails 2 journalists for fund crisis 'misinformation'
A Turkish court on Friday jailed two journalists pending trial for allegedly spreading misinformation over a sprawling investment fund scandal, while another two were granted conditional release, media reports said. Turkey has been grappling with the fallout
The community mourns the death of journalist Walter Wasacz
Walter Wasacz By Charles Sercombe Journalist, writer, musicologist, urbanist, planetary visionary. These words fail to encapsulate the full life and musings of Walter Wasacz, a Hamtramckan and world traveler. Mr. Wasacz, 71, died in Cleveland on Saturday, Oct.
Don’t disparage journaling. There’s a reason doctors like me love it.
Journaling and listening, in reader's eyes. ...
'Kung fu tea': US journalist Douglas' journey into the art of Wuyi rock tea
BEIJING, Oct. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from chinadaily.com.cn: ...
BDN’s Callie Ferguson takes home top New England journalism award
A Bangor Daily News investigations reporter has been honored with a top New England prize recognizing outstanding journalism. Callie Ferguson, the deputy investigations editor for the BDN’s Maine Focus team, was awarded the AP Sevellon Brown NE Journalist of
Litecoin Community Alleges Censorship on Reddit Over Positive LTC Coverage
Via a post on X, the Litecoin team claimed that Reddit’s r/CryptoCurrency forum is removing posts and banning accounts that share positive developments about Litecoin (LTC). The allegation surfaced following a report from a user who claimed to have been banned
Egyptian journalists plan weekend protest over detention of six colleagues
Egyptian journalists are planning a new protest in Cairo this weekend after six colleagues were charged with terrorism offences amid allegations they had been tortured in police detention. Last week, Egyptian authorities arrested the journalists, from the
WTMJ-TV journalist Cassandra McShepard will retire in November
Longtime Milwaukee television and radio personality Cassandra McShepard will retire in November, WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) announced. McShepard's last day on air will be Nov. 6. In an Oct. 8 email to staff, TMJ4 news director Tim Vetscher praised McShepard for her
South African journalist faces death threats after anti-migrant activist publishes his number
New York, October 9, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on South African authorities to ensure the safety of News24 investigative journalist Khaya Koko, who received numerous threats after the leader of the anti-immigration group March and March
Ukrainian journalists detained in Austria; authorities must urgently explain why
Berlin, October 9, 2026—Austrian authorities must urgently explain why Ukrainian investigative journalist Mykhailo Tkach and his colleague Yaroslav Bondarenko were violently detained in Vienna on Thursday and held for more than 12 hours on suspicion of
I Started My Secret Sex Journal for a Specific Reason. I Don’t Think My Wife ...
I have learned some things. ...
During Banned Books Week, librarians weigh threat of ‘soft censorship’
Children’s librarian Sarah Quigley still remembers when the call came in earlier this year, midway through a mid-morning storytime packed with young children. She had just finished Tasha Spillett’s “Raven’s Ribbons,” a book about a young Indigenous boy who
Duina, students published in biology journal
A paper from the lab of Andrea Duina, professor of biology at Hendrix College, has been published in the journal microPublication Biology. ...
Former JoyNews journalist Richard Kwadwo Nyarko called to the Bar
Former JoyNews journalist Richard Kwadwo Nyarko has been called to the Ghana Bar, marking a new milestone in his professional career. Mr Nyarko was among those admitted to
'Praise the paragliders': Government-funded journal under review after poem applauds Oct. 7 Hamas attack
An internal review is underway after the latest issue of a journal funded by the Canada Council for the Arts appeared to support terrorism as a form of resistance and featured a poem by a Toronto writer who praises the events of October 7.Advertisement 2 Story
The censorship plague: how can we trust the Kremlin?
One thing I learnt this week: that the plague, in its various strains, never went away, and in fact still kills people in tiny pockets of the globe. One thing I didn’t learn this week: how a 28-year-old lab technician called Daria Shipilova managed to catch,
US Journalist: To Understand Ukrainian Conflict, Listen to Donbass Residents
People in the West need to hear firsthand testimony from local residents in Donbass, American journalist Sarah Marie Beals told Sputnik. ...
Satire silenced: Indian artists face censorship as anti-Modi protests grow
New Delhi, India – Stand-up comic Brijesh Jha posted a parody video on Instagram last week to protest the removal of his name, along with his father’s and sister’s, from a voter list in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal. The video, which alleged that
Why A Starlink Test In Italy Has Iran’s Internet Censors Worried
A Starlink trial on an Italian hilltop connected an ordinary smartphone to the
Former JoyNews journalist Ayisha Ibrahim called to the Bar
Former JoyNews journalist Ayisha Ibrahim has been called to the Ghana Bar, marking a significant milestone in her career in journalism and her pursuit of academic excellence. Ibrahim, who holds two master’s degrees, has added the title of Barrister and
Meet the Journal Sentinel’s high school interns helping cover local prep sports
New Berlin West defeats rival New Berlin Eisenhower Wisconsin high school football New Berlin West scored five touchdowns and forced multiple turnovers to secure the 35-14 victory. The Journal Sentinel has expanded its high school sports coverage with the help
Mariam Abu Dagga: The Life and light of the Independent Arabia journalist killed by Israel ...
Mariam Abu Dagga, a mother and
Israeli forces kill journalist Wael Dahdouh’s nephew in Gaza
Israeli forces killed the nephew Al-Jazeera's Gaza office director Wael Dahdouh on Thursday, just a day after the three-year anniversary of the start of the war on the enclave. Dahdouh, a renowned veteran journalist, has reported on successive Israeli wars on
University of Toledo professor warns of growing book bans, censorship
Efforts to ban books in schools and libraries are becoming increasingly common, threatening access to stories and perspectives that help people understand the world, a University of Toledo professor said Thursday. ...