Kaplan brings 18 years of editorial leadership experience from some of the country's most respected news organizations including her role as investigations editor at Business Insider and executive editor at Reveal.
"I always thought I would be a fiction writer because I loved fiction so much, and I initially really didn't write much at all in terms of journalism."
"Pat Lochridge was the only female journalist to cover both the Pacific and Atlantic theaters of World War II. She interviewed Hermann Göring twice, climbed to Hitler's redoubt at Eagle's Nest in snow up to her waist, and was the first woman reporter to participate in a landing-at Iwo Jima."
The assault is just the starting point. Don't Let It Break You, Honey is the astonishing story of her fight for justice and how it led to a career in journalism.
Generative AI like DALL-E transforms children's sketches into realistic images, merging creativity with machine learning for innovative child development applications.
When I started at The Boston Globe, being fair, getting your facts right, playing it straight, being even-handed, wasn't a subject of praise - it was what kept you from getting fired.
Kent Porter, the seasoned photographer, faced unique challenges on a typical workday. An unexpected brush fire delayed him while he was en route to cover a scheduled portrait assignment.
The award ceremony was amazing. I have really enjoyed this whole process and was excited to be a winner. This experience has helped me to discover my strengths as a journalist and non-fiction writer and develop my skills in the industry.
"In an interview with The Independent days before Labour marks its first year in power, the education secretary also said government had its ups and downs and suggested better times were ahead."
Donald Trump’s reaction underscores his ongoing disdain for media institutions that don't align with his perspectives, reflecting a broader narrative about truth and credibility in journalism.
Around 35 curious youngsters aged six to 11 gathered in the school's creative hub and asked questions ranging from "do you write about one thing or lots of things" to "is being a journalist dangerous?"
Elaine Viegas battled cardiopulmonary disease from childhood rheumatic fever, later became a celebrated Records Manager for U.S. leaders, and contributed to the San Francisco Bay Times.
I chose defibs as, as much as I don't want the machines to be used in the first place...if they need to be used they will potentially save someone's life and keep a family together for longer.