Texas journalists and photojournalists speak with Poynter about Camp Mystic after the Texas Hill Country floods.

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As conspiracy theories and political claims resurface, PolitiFact revisits the facts about Epstein, the files and the powerful people tied to him ...

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Nine hours into his term, Trump took his first action against the media. The attacks only escalated from there.

There was no “deepfake apocalypse,” only the steady flow of AI slop onto our social media feeds. AI companies signed licensing deals with news organizations, but lawsuits between the two parties ...

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As the saying goes, you have to laugh to keep from crying. That’s what happens every Friday on Poynter's Instagram account.

The 2025 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced Monday afternoon from Columbia University in New York. Widely regarded as the top honor in U.S. journalism, the Pulitzers recognize outstanding reporting ...

It’s not uncommon for people to joke or roll their eyes when they hear politicians and pundits say two plus two equals five, or what’s red is really blue. But the stakes are too high for such cultural ...

Gene Hackman and Charlie Kirk’s deaths drew high reader interest from large news sites, as did politics, breaking news and some unusual enterprise.