Journalism

Misleading headlines might encourage patients to alter their treatment—with potentially tragic consequences.

Reporter Hector Gonzalez was found dead in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, notorious for drug-related violence and corruption.

The pioneer of New Journalism and the author of the best-selling ‘Bonfire of the Vanities’ wrote ‘The Copper Goddess’ in 1986.

“I have a lot of complicated feelings about this photo,” said Kelly of his image.

The legendary "All the President's Men" reporter confesses his regrets and shares journalism secrets.

Journalist Ján Kuciak was killed in Slovakia, and police believed it was related to his investigative work that looked at fraud and tax evasion.

Ian Bailey will be tried in the 1996 Christmas killing of French woman Sophie Toscan du Plantier.

Writer reveals her identity after a magazine article threatened to out her.

The Trump adviser is a stooge, engaged in a useless "us vs. them" battle.

We asked Slavoj Žižek, Mark Harris, Michael Musto and others to share their second thoughts. It got weird.

"What have women in the United States truly endured in the workplace? We're only beginning to learn the truth."

Former employees are looking to reboot the legendary gossip blog. Can it succeed?

This is a brutally depressing year for alternative print media—and LA Weekly is the latest bloodbath.

The destruction of two essential local news websites by a union-busting billionaire has all the elements of class warfare.

10-year-old Hilde Kate Lysiak is not letting society's pessimism about the field of journalism stop her from achieving her dreams.

Half of teenagers say they worry about unwittingly sharing online propaganda.

Why it matters that NBC News turned down the chance to run the explosive investigation into the former film executive's treatment of women.

The media rushed to eulogize Tom Petty before the rocker had actually died. It was an embarrassment for journalism.

The Daily News was sold. The Village Voice print paper is dead. It's the end of an era—and another era, and another era, and another era.

The picture for the news industry runs cold and hot (well, lukewarm, to be fair).

Fox News told NPR it found no evidence Zimmerman misquoted Wheeler.

The written word will survive, as it has for 5,000 years. Some of your favorite websites won’t.

While many people think the two are the same, the Daily Mail and the Mail Online are separate publications.

The 2014 Rolling Stone article was widely discredited and eventually retracted by the magazine, leading to a major lawsuit.

The Times needs to hold itself accountable, especially during the Trump era.

No employees were harmed in the suspected shooting at the newspaper's offices.

Greg Gianforte's election victory is a win for thuggishness.

Journalists are at the forefront of Mexico´s human rights crisis and are offered little protection by the government.

How does the weekly Michael Kinsley column serve readers?

There were 259 journalists in jail by the end of 2016, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.