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The U.S. government’s legacy of wartime media control

"Freedom of the Press" is not a given during wartime. IconicPhotos, a blog that features "Famous, Infamous and Iconic Photos," writes...

"Were we safe? Probably not.... As journalists, we are not here to judge or to direct, but only to observe...

In the Washington Post live Q&A section, Marlene Adler, chief of staff to the late Walter Cronkite, was available to...

There are scant details of how it would work and no experts are named to back physicist Ronald Mallett's claim....

A freelance photographer, Edgar Martins, was hired by The New York Times to travel around the USA shooting photos of...

Will Sullivan's article in Poynter Online accidentally published a fake photo as part of a report about media outlets aggregating...

Blogger unixrat, in a Metafilter post titled, "Ruins of the Second Gilded Age," reported in the comments section his discovery...

9:44pm EST New York : Here is the statement from the New York Times--just in from Diana McNulty, Times Public...

Who said you can't have it both ways? In damage control mode, Washington Post publishes an article and a letter...