The Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University and Protect Democracy has filed a motion for a preliminary injunction in their lawsuit on behalf of the Coalition for Independent Technology Research (CITR), asking a federal court to block a U.S. immigration policy that targets noncitizen researchers, advocates, fact-checkers, and trust and safety workers for visa denials, revocations, detention, and deportation based on their work studying and reporting on social media platforms. more

The Spokesman-Review has announced a transformative financial initiative that has successfully eliminated credit card processing fees across its operations through an innovative partnership with AMR - A Marketing Resource and Priority Payments. This forward-thinking solution has delivered significant recurring savings while enhancing payment flexibility for customers and advertisers. more

Rebuild Local News is proud to serve as a founding partner of the inaugural Local News Day on April 9, 2026. This national day of action is a coordinated movement to reconnect communities with the trusted local news that keeps people informed, engaged and connected. more

Graham Media Group has appointed Stephanie Slagle vice president, chief revenue officer and general manager of WDIV Local 4, Detroit's NBC affiliate. more

Finding opportunities in photojournalism just got a whole lot easier. NPPA has introduced opportunities.nppa.org, a new community-driven database designed to bring internships, contests, scholarships and grants into one easy-to-use hub. more

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists will host a live virtual conversation on March 31 marking the 10th anniversary of the Panama Papers. more

The decline of traditional newsroom staffing has thinned one of journalism’s most important beats: statehouse reporting. As fewer reporters cover legislative chambers and the policy decisions shaping taxpayers’ lives, new models have emerged to fill the gap. Among the fastest-growing is The Center Square, a nonprofit newswire focused on government accountability reporting that publisher Chris Krug says was built to address what he sees as a structural hole in the American news ecosystem. more

The social media site formerly known as Twitter accused major advertisers of conspiring to boycott the platform after Elon Musk's 2022 purchase, costing the company billions of dollars. more

Ej Dickson is joining WIRED as a senior writer on the culture desk, based out of New York. more

Following his revelatory education coverage, Troy Closson plans reporting that will range widely with a focus on young people. more

Matthew Haag, known for his openness and curiosity, will cover New York City Public Schools for the Metro desk. more

On Thursday, Meta’s Oversight Board, a quasi-independent body that reviews the social media giant’s moderation practices, ruled that “Community Notes” are not a proper substitute for its fact-checking program. more

An exact date for the TODAY co-anchor’s return has been announced. “I don’t know if I’ll belong anymore, but I would like to try,” Savannah told Hoda Kotb. more

A week after the White House unveiled its long-awaited national AI legislative framework, Washington has renewed momentum to pass federal laws but no roadmap on how to get there. more

PBS and ITVS, the award-winning co-producer of independent documentary films and the PBS series INDEPENDENT LENS, have announced the launch of the new PBS DOCUMENTARIES  YouTube channel. The channel will debut an expansive, diverse collection of documentaries across all forms of nonfiction storytelling. more

This is a story about how sometimes the good guys win and why local ownership matters for news organizations that serve local communities. more

Flamingo Magazine is celebrating a decade of unifying Florida through dynamic and passionate storytelling. Jamie Rich founded the quarterly magazine after working as an editor and journalist in newsrooms from London to Moscow. She returned home with the idea that Florida deserved its own destination for great stories that explore the iconic yet often-overlooked people, places and pastimes of the state. more

Addressing what she saw as a limited news-and-information scene in her part of the valley, Caren Ermel, 75, started a Facebook page called Beulah Colorado News and Events. After a small monthly newspaper that served the village disappeared about a year ago, the Facebook page, which counts 4,400 followers, is a place where locals look to see what’s going on. more

In early 2026, SCS configured its new Affidavit printing procedure in AdMAX for Featured Media, publishers of the Genesee Valley Penny Saver. This new procedure creates all affidavit forms for public notices and legal advertisements that are prefilled with the clerk’s name, the notary’s name, the state, the county, the signature date and the ad information. more

U.S. journalist Anne Godlasky has been appointed as the new director of Journalist Programmes of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. As part of her job, she will oversee our signature Journalist Fellowship Programme and other initiatives. more