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Fired '60 Minutes' correspondents Sharyn Alfonsi and Scott Pelley wash up at Columbia Journalism School
Recently fired '60 Minutes' correspondents Sharyn Alfonsi and Scott Pelley have found a safe space, landing at Columbia Journalism School (CJS) for the 2026–27 academic year. Alfonsi and Pelley, who were shown the door from '60 Minutes'…
Fanning the Flames of Journalism
Four months ago: When Cruelty is the Point (American SLAPPs in London, the United Kingdom, Europe) A few weeks ago we took everything up another notch and we're nowadays able, or so I hope, to produce better articles (not just more of them…
Jennette McCurdy's Third Book Is Actually a Journal
Jennette McCurdy has written a third book. It's not a memoir, like I'm Glad My Mom Died, which was her first book. And it's not a novel, like her second book, Half His Age. This book is a “guided journal” called The Examined Year. If…
AAFT University Raipur educates journalism students through practical TV and radio broadcasting in one of the best media and arts universities of India
Raipur, Chhattisgarh – Students of journalism at AAFT University Raipur are educated through practical TV and radio broadcasting training. Being one of the best media and arts universities in the country, students of BA in Journalism and…
Nissan keeps outlook as latest quarter shows turnaround effort
Nissan's quarterly profit rose as the carmaker sought to build on progress from the early stages of its restructuring plan. The Japanese carmaker reported ¥78 billion ($497 million) in operating profit during the quarter ending June 30, the…
AI boom, factory gloom: China tech soars while traditional industries feel chill
A top theoretical journal of the Communist Party has acknowledged that a stark economic divide exists between China's booming AI sector and its struggling traditional industries. And while arguing that this divergence was not unique to China, the…
Valpo Bahamas Journal No. 1: Arrival and Community Engagement
Day 1 report on the Valparaiso Bahama's foreign tour. Photo courtesy of Valpo Athletics *Editor's Note: The Valparaiso men's basketball team is taking a foreign tour trip to The Bahamas this summer. Sophomore guard Rakim Chaney is journaling his…
Wall Street Journal Delivers Damning Take On Trump's Latest Iran 'DEAL'
The Wall Street Journal's conservative editorial board greeted Donald Trump 's latest pivot on the Iran war with skepticism, questioning the president's abrupt shift from threatening annihilation of the country to his recent touting of a possible…
Why I joined The Athletic: The challenge of prying open the NFL curtain
As far back as I can remember, I wanted to be a sports reporter. That's the main reason why my fandom — at least when it came to individual teams — was stunted as a child. I was doing all I could to abide by that sacred rule to not…
Vermont turns to the free market to lower health insurance costs
Those who believe government can provide health insurance better than the free market need to look at Vermont. For years, Vermont has geared its health-care policy toward creating a single-payer system. Perhaps that's not a surprise given that the…
The Future, Made in China
Kai-Fu Lee, the C.E.O. of the artificial-intelligence company 01.AI, lives in a mirrored high-rise in Beijing, near a procession of landmarks that emperors considered the center of the cosmos. Lee takes early meetings at a nearby hotel that could…
Apple's latest acquisition makes a lot of sense for product roadmap
Apple recently agreed to acquire a company called PlasmaSolve, according to EU-required filings. Here's why the new acquisition could make a lot of sense for Apple's future product roadmap. Apple is a secretive company that rarely discloses…
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's school is the latest billionaire education experiment to collapse
The Primary School, an educational facility started by Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, has shut its doors, becoming the latest in a series of failed attempts by billionaires and the ultra-wealthy to fix the education…
Arizona State University Launches Degree In Content Creation
Arizona State University will launch a bachelor's degree in content creation this fall through its Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Arizona State University is betting that content creation is no longer just a side…
J-School Slop: Columbia Taps Alfonsi, Pelley as 'Journalists in Residence'
On Monday morning, Columbia Journalism School reminded the public of how much it's a waste of time and money as a black hole of far-left propaganda by declaring that they were “pleased to welcome” former CBS's 60 Minutes…
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