Is Trump Right About DACA?
President Trump says that we forgot all about the Dreamers. Is he right about that?
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Gun-Control Debate Overshadowed DACA Victory
The news cycle has been moving at a rapid pace, and DACA has been one of the media’s collateral damages.
Florida Political Ad Uses Trump-Tested Techniques to Denounce Sanctuary Cities
Late last month, Florida House Speaker and potential gubernatorial candidate Richard Corcoran released an ad that many say is fanning the flames of xenophobic, anti-immigrant fears. The 30-second spot features a young woman being gunned down on the sidewalk of a suburban neighborhood by a
State of the Outrage: Media on SOTU
This year’s State of the Union had a lot of flashpoints for the media to cover.
Media: Dems Lost the Government Shutdown
Did the Dems blink in the shutdown showdown?
Should the Media Call Trump a Racist?
Racist, or just straight-talk?
Pittsburgh Newspaper’s Pro-Trump Editorial Offends Everyone, Including Own Newsroom
Did the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette publish the “Worst Editorial” of 2018
TimesTalk: Paul Ryan Wants Tax Reform and a Happy Trump
Despite multiple record-setting hurricanes making landfall, Nazis feeling emboldened enough to march across a major college campus and a seemingly never-ending health care debate, House Speaker Paul Ryan insisted last week that the United States’ main priority needs to be tax reform. Ryan made his
Making Immigration Reform Personal
Putting names to faces is helping journalists cover immigration in a meaningful way.
The Week in Multimedia – April 17, 2017
The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Atlantic, and National Geographic round out our top picks for this week. The Washington Post – How realistic are New York apartments on TV shows? An entertaining topic, thorough research, and multimedia elements? This story has them