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NSPA Names 2020 Fall Convention Best of Show Honorees and Broadcast Pacemaker Winners

The JEA/NSPA 2020 Fall National High School Journalism Convention took place virtually this past week. NSPA held a Best of Show competition

The spring national high school journalism convention was scheduled to take place in Nashville April 16-18 but was canceled due

The JEA/NSPA 2019 Fall National High School Journalism Convention took place in Washington DC this past weekend. NSPA held a

From April 25-27, 2019, the spring national high school journalism convention took place in Anaheim. The three days of programming

From April 12-14, 2018, the spring national high school journalism convention took place in San Francisco. The three days

The JEA/NSPA 2017 Fall National High School Journalism Convention took place in Dallas this past weekend. NSPA held a Best

From April 6-9, 2017, the spring national high school journalism convention took place in Seattle. The four days of programming

From April 14-17, the spring national high school journalism convention took place in Los Angeles. The four days of programming

From April 16-19, the spring national high school journalism convention took place in Denver. The four days of programming included

‘I Let You Down’: Klete Keller’s Path From Olympics to Capitol Riot
by Karen Crouse on January 18, 2021 at 10:52 pm
Jan. 6 wasn’t Keller’s first election protest in Washington. But as he makes tearful apologies and faces federal charges, even his closest confidants aren’t sure why he was there at all.
Why Beliefs of 2020 Election Fraud Could Last Well Past Trump
by Sabrina Tavernise on January 18, 2021 at 10:48 pm
A vast majority of Americans do not approve of the riot at the Capitol. But experts warn that the widespread belief there was election fraud, while false, could have dangerous, lasting effects.
Covid Response Was a Global Series of Failures, W.H.O. Panel Says
by Selam Gebrekidan and Matt Apuzzo on January 18, 2021 at 10:42 pm
An interim report from the World Health Organization is both a bleak recounting of deadly missteps and an early blueprint for repairs: “We have failed in our collective capacity.”
The Fire Last Time
by Elizabeth Bruenig on January 18, 2021 at 10:28 pm
Timothy McVeigh’s 1995 attack in Oklahoma City spurred legislation that gutted death row inmates’ rights. In the wake of the siege of the Capitol, will we make a similar mistake?