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Every Friday on my drive to work, I delight in one thing above all else: NPR’s Story Corps. It’s a

In an amazing workshop I attended this summer, I was introduced to a nifty little tool that has saved my

While most student journalists are pretty familiar with Google’s suite of applications and tools, one they may be unaware of

Last week NPR announced a new opportunity for students and teachers throughout the nation: a student podcast challenge. The contest

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Toward the beginning of this month, The Atlantic magazine posted an editorial cartoon sequence to its Instagram account, which got

There’s no shortage of interactive timeline tools available online (like TimelineJS, a favorite, that adviser Matthew Schott wrote about in

My own students have a new online news website this year, and in an effort to help them find a

Adviser Ellen Austin and I recently had the opportunity to travel to Garfield County District High School in Jordan, Montana

Coronavirus Live Updates: Firm Helping Run Federal Database Refuses Senators’ Questions
on August 14, 2020 at 11:08 pm
People who recover from the virus have a three-month window of safety, C.D.C. guidance shows. As tax revenues plummet, states face an estimated $555 billion budget gap over the next two years.
U.N. Security Council Rejects U.S. Proposal to Extend Arms Embargo on Iran
by Michael Schwirtz on August 14, 2020 at 11:03 pm
The defeat underscored America’s deepening global isolation on Iran. But for the Trump administration, the vote could open a separate path to try to inflict maximum damage on Iran.
U.S. Postal Service Warns of Potential Mail-In Ballot Delays
by The New York Times on August 14, 2020 at 11:02 pm
President Trump will visit his ailing brother in a Manhattan hospital. A judge ordered the Trump campaign to submit evidence of fraud in mail voting. Here’s the latest.
U.S. Retail Sales Rose 1.2 Percent in July
by The New York Times on August 14, 2020 at 10:55 pm
Though growth was slower than the previous two months, sales are now back at February’s level. Here’s the latest.