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Patch built a newsletter system to be not hard-nosed journalism but a community-building tool.

The University of Missouri students bringing regional reporting back to Washington.

A Uyghur-language news site is aiming to connect a scattered diaspora and preserve a culture at risk of disappearing.

As Nexstar, its corporate parent, pursues a merger with Tegna, NewsNation goes after the Nancy Guthrie story.

As Marjorie Taylor Greene contemplates her next move, her betrothed, a Trump-friendly broadcaster named Brian Glenn, is adjusting to life on the outside.

In Olympia, Washington, a few right-wing media figures have been trying to get credentialed to cover the statehouse. Their efforts—which now include a lawsuit—have shaken up the entire press corps.

A new generation tries its hand at publishing “the unusual, the difficult, the lengthy.”

A niche sport and its media entanglements.

“We do it so that people in the general public don’t have to.”

How Tricia McLaughlin defends Trump’s anti-immigrant agenda.

“Until we have solid language here, we’re not going to feel safe about the integrity of our jobs—or the language our readers read.”

In just a few years, a publisher based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, has become the country’s fourth-largest newspaper operator. Some reporters wonder if it isn’t the cruelest.

The Amargi, a digital outlet based in Germany, takes the lead on Kurdish news.

The conservative magazines pulling women into right-wing politics through lifestyle content.

A dozen journalists on the risks of working in the news industry—and how to ensure their safety.