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One Op-Ed Argues Local News Still Holds Towns TogetherA new opinion essay says community journalism still matters, reviving a debate over how local newsrooms survive.
Gospel Coalition Calls TV's 'Primetime' Morally MurkyAn evangelical commentary outlet argues a drama series blurs right and wrong, reviving debate over faith-based entertainment criticism.
Fiji's Online Safety Act Draws Press Freedom WarningA Fiji Times opinion column argues the country's Online Safety Act carries risks for journalists covering public affairs.
Cornell's Student Journalists Show Why Campus Newsrooms MatterA USA Today opinion essay says Cornell's student reporters illustrate why college newsrooms still deserve funding and institutional support.
- The 10% Credit Card Cap Nearly Everyone Wants — And Almost Nobody Would Qualify For
A WSJ poll shows 79% support capping credit card rates at 10% — but California has had that cap since the 1930s. Here's why federal preemption makes it toothless, and what the poli
- Opinion: When 'Setting Boundaries' Means Never Calling Mom Again
A WSJ report on rising family estrangement sparks debate: are therapists turning boundaries into permanent exits? Getty and Armstrong weigh in, plus commentary.
Fox News Column Faults Networks Over FlyDubai, Benghazi CoverageA Fox News opinion piece argues broadcast networks inject political framing into terrorism coverage, citing FlyDubai and Benghazi as examples.
Traditional Media Voices Pull Back From Culture War FightsKTAR News 92.3 FM asks why institutions are retreating from culture war fights even as local and European disputes rage on.
What Does The Jerusalem Post's 'Journalism Fails' Essay Argue?The Jerusalem Post's opinion desk links press credibility to democratic accountability, though the essay's details require reading the original.
Pentagon Cyber Pay Initiative Draws Criticism, SC Media ReportsSC Media reports the Pentagon's new cyber pay initiative is facing criticism and confusion, though program specifics remain unclear.
3 Questions 'Asking Eric' Raises on Interracial Couple's PostsA syndicated advice letter asks how to respond after an interracial couple's social media posts were called 'racist' by others.
Coastal View News Opinion Raises Questions About Local Sports CoverageA Coastal View News opinion piece on sports journalism's role surfaced with no accompanying data, figures, or named sources to verify.
Indiana Daily Student Opinion Argues Politicians Overuse Social MediaAn Indiana Daily Student opinion piece says politicians' social media habits have crossed a line worth examining.
New York — NYT's 'Five Generations, One Newspaper' Essay PublishedThe New York Times ran an opinion essay titled 'Five Generations, One Newspaper,' though its full text was not available for review here.
DraftKings CEO Defends Responsible Gaming Practices at SBC SummitDraftKings' chief executive defended the sportsbook's responsible-gambling programs against press criticism at an industry conference.
2026 Texas Governor's Race: Gina Hinojosa's Anti-Culture-War PitchGina Hinojosa is running for Texas governor by refusing to engage the culture-war fights that define much of state politics.
Journalism Groups Condemn New White House Press RestrictionsPress freedom organizations say new White House rules limit reporters' access to briefings, raising First Amendment concerns.
Cam Ward Says Better Play Would Quiet Attacks on His FamilyTitans quarterback Cam Ward says improved performance on the field would ease online harassment directed at his family members.
'Bare Nails' Trend Becomes Flashpoint in Media Culture-War CoverageModern Ghana reports the 'bare nails' trend has split media outlets into a culture-war debate, though specifics remain thin.
Belvidere, N.J. — Author's New Book Tackles Faith and Culture, Details ScarceA Belvidere, N.J., author announced a book on faith, morality and cultural debate, but the release omits key specifics.