Last week at a campaign rally held in Illinois, President Trump spoke about the Pittsburgh shooting that had occurred the same day. He condemned the act of violence against the Jewish community and explained the decision to go forward with the rally in the wake
In light of the shooting of Tree of Life synagogue where 11 people were killed by a white supremacist, the media and members of various Jewish communities are starting a conversation around the impact of unchallenged hate speech in America.
Did the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette publish the “Worst Editorial” of 2018
It’s not every day a local newspaper’s reporting results in the national shaming and subsequent resignation of a congressman. But that is exactly what the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette accomplished last week after publishing a story revealing that now-former Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Pa., an outspoken anti-abortion advocate,
“Pittsburgh, not Paris” – a catchy stump sentiment from Trump, but how has the media reflected the country’s divide on climate change with this American city?
Since the creation of the Internet, smartphones, and cable television, the nature of journalism has changed drastically. For newspapers, this means people are not relying on them as a sole source of information anymore. Although the Internet is forcing papers out of business and costing