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Lawyers in the case of a man who says he isn’t criminally responsible for killing five people at a Maryland

Canada recently faced a polarizing election. In particular, a growing push to tackle climate change met massive resistance in many

From industry giants like The Washington Post testing automation to cover the Olympics to Scandinavian media groups using automated texts

With a decade of covering Asia’s tech ecosystem, Tech In Asia is no stranger to the volatility of startup life—nor is

The head of the U.S. Labor Department’s statistical arm said on Wednesday the agency was postponing indefinitely plans to require

Meredith Corp. said it has gathered years worth of information on what its readers are interested in. This year, the

Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg is working to form a local ownership group that could purchase The Sacramento Bee, separating the

As the coronavirus spreads further into Europe and the Americas, another infection is spreading: an epidemic of misinformation online. Dubbed

Local political advertising is poised to pull in higher record levels than previously estimated — up 8% to $7.1 billion

LGBTQ+ focused news organisations have faced cuts and closures in recent years, despite an increase in hate crime and attacks on the community