journalism

Award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa speaks with TPR's Border & Immigration Desk Producer, Sofía Sánchez, about using her experiences to inspire other young Latinos.

Award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa spoke with TPR's Sofia Sanchez ahead of her talk at San Antonio’s Trinity University about Latinos in the Media.

The Biden administration has already demonstrated a stark contrast to the combative tone President Trump set with the White House press corps, especially with members who were women of color.

The New York Timesissued a big mea culpa, and returned a Peabody award and a citation as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize after retracting the core of its hit podcast series Caliphate.

Journalists are trained to objectively report the facts but amid the country's hyper-partisanship and the politicization of just about everything, basic facts are being attacked as opinion or "fake" — even by elected officials. The majority of the U.S. population has some level of distrust for news outlets — how they're funded, how they utilize sources and make corrections, and most importantly, their ability to truthfully and objectively report the news.

From the Founding Fathers to fake news, relations between American presidents and the media have been contentious throughout the country's history.…

The U.S.-Mexico border recently dominated news headlines, from reports on overcrowded detention facilities to the “Stay in Mexico” policy. Two journalists…

Scott Pelley has reported on the biggest stories of the last 30 years as a 60 Minutes correspondent and former CBS news anchor.His memoir offers insight…

With tragedies and disasters dominating media coverage nationwide, what impact does frequent exposure to traumatic events have on people covering the…

Outside of conflict zones, Mexico was the most dangerous place for journalists in 2017.The number of journalists killed in Mexico because of their…