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What We Know About Newspapers and AI-Written Op-EdsNieman Lab raised the question of whether opinion desks are publishing AI-drafted op-eds, but named policies remain largely undisclosed.
Katie Zacharia Says Her 'Very Far Left' Family Backed HerKatie Zacharia says her 'very far left' family supported her after media criticism, though key details remain undisclosed.
What We Know About the Inquirer Tribute to Maida OdomA Philadelphia Inquirer essay remembers Maida Odom as a journalist and professor; details beyond the tribute remain unconfirmed.
Henry Herald Runs Phillip B. Hubbard Essay on Return to JournalismHenry Herald published a personal column by Phillip B. Hubbard titled "Journalism brought me back," per a Google News listing.
Kansas Senate Race 2026: Report Flags ‘Inauthentic’ Social AccountsA report examined by Kansas Reflector says fake accounts are clouding what voters see online ahead of Kansas's 2026 Senate race.
What We Know About Betting Odds Showing Up in Election CoverageThe Boston Globe asked whether betting odds are reshaping election coverage; the available record offers no data to settle it yet.
Washington — RFK Jr. Publishes Essay Defending Islam RemarksRobert F. Kennedy Jr. wrote a lengthy essay answering critics who challenged his comments on Islam, the Washington Examiner reports.
Washington — Trump Eyes Monetizing Market-Moving Posts, Critics ObjectA U.S. News & World Report account says Trump wants to profit from posts that move markets; critics object, details remain thin.
Jerusalem Post Opinion Piece Criticizes BBC Arabic's ReportingA Jerusalem Post opinion piece argues BBC Arabic journalists favor emotion over fact, but detailed sourcing beyond the headline was not available.
Sanrio China Unit Drops Vivant Partnership After State Media CriticismSanrio's China subsidiary ended its Vivant partnership after state media criticism, though the dispute's details remain unconfirmed.
Sault Star Says It Is Leaving Print, Not Journalism, BehindA Sault Star opinion piece frames a move away from print as continuity, not closure, for the Ontario paper's journalism.
Civic-Media Movement Pushes Public Broadcasters to AdaptAn opinion essay published by the public-media outlet Current argues a civic-media movement is pushing broadcasters to rethink their mission.
California Districts Clash With State Over Classroom RulesCalifornia lawmakers and local school boards are fighting over gender-identity rules, book access and ethnic-studies curricula in classrooms.
New York — New York Times Opinion Column Doubts Jeff BezosAn NYT Opinion essay titled "I Trusted Jeff Bezos. The Joke's on Me" surfaces, though its specific argument remains behind the link.
CT News Junkie Opinion Piece Asks What Counts As JournalismAn opinion piece from CT News Junkie raises a question newsrooms are increasingly asking: where does content creation end and journalism begin?
New Haven, Conn. — Yale Law School Puts a Name to Campus Culture WarYale Law School frames campus speech fights as a distinct 'new culture war,' per a report syndicated on Google News.
What We Know About NEA's Take on School Culture WarsNEA's new analysis names the classroom fights it calls a culture war, though the full text wasn't independently verified.
Candidates Address Mental Health Care, Culture Issues in Iowa DebateIowa gubernatorial candidates debated state mental health care and cultural flashpoints, per Newsradio 1040 WHO's report.
Iowa Governor Candidates Debate Culture Wars, Mental HealthIowa's final governor debate turned to culture-war flashpoints and mental health funding, the Des Moines Register reports.
Katie Zacharia Talks Media Criticism, Trump Job Hopes on Piers MorganA report says Katie Zacharia criticized media coverage on Piers Morgan's show and voiced hope for a Trump administration role.