About 73% of Americans report seeing misleading election news, and about half struggle to discern what is true or false. A new study reveals it would take far longer than the lifespan of our ...

A research team from Western University conducted experiments in Kruger National Park, playing recordings of various sounds, ...

A South African photojournalist has taken an interesting trip down history lane by visting South African towns with Dutch ...

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Editorials are written in the opinions department, which operates separately from the news department, with different top editors who each report to Lewis. Since Friday’s announcement ...

On Oct. 18, Teel sent an email letter of write-in declaration to the town clerk’s office, challenging candidate Katherine E. Wilson for the at-large position. The seat is currently held by James ...

WaPo ends presidential endorsements after Bezos blocks Harris backing LA Times takes similar action, prompting editorial staff resignations Many newspapers moving away from endorsements amid ...

This decision, and a similar one by the second of America’s big three newspapers, the Los Angeles Times, disgraces journalism, disgraces the papers’ own heritage and represents an abandonment ...

"Real Time" host Bill Maher took a swipe at newspapers that believe their endorsement in the presidential race has any impact as uproar over The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times choosing ...