Can You Really Shut Down Your Company a Week After Your Workers Unionize?
If you're thorough about it, yes.
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Are Relations Between Science Agencies and Science Journalists at a New Low?
A look at past surveys of scientists and journalists shows relations have been deteriorating for some time, and have hit a new low under the Trump administration.
Meaningful Magazines
Periodicals that have shaped—and, in a few rare cases, continue to shape—politics and culture.
Do Cable News Networks Have an Obligation to Rebroadcast September 11th Footage?
MSNBC is discontinuing its annual tradition of replaying the network's breaking 9/11 coverage. Is that the best decision?
Viewfinder: Mourning the Murder of a Journalist in New Delhi
Indian activists take part in a protest rally against the killing of Indian journalist Gauri Lankesh at the India Gate memorial in New Delhi on September 6th, 2017.
Judge Throws Out Sarah Palin’s Lawsuit Against the ‘New York Times’
Palin filed the suit in June, in response to an editorial the newspaper published following the shooting of a congressman.
The Overwhelming Gender Bias in ‘New York Times’ Book Reviews
A new study finds that gender bias in book reviewing doesn't merely show up in which authors get reviewed more often—it affects authors who veer from common gendered stereotypes as well.
Sports Magazine Covers Sexualize Female Athletes
New research finds women sports stars show more skin, and smile more frequently.
Positive News Coverage Bolsters Support for Science
News of a vaccine against the Zika virus boosted Americans' confidence in science—for a short time. How to make it last?
How Can Journalists Cross Cultural Divides in the Age of Trump?
Getting to know a Pentecostal snake handler might provide an answer.