Mike Riley took over the Cody High School "Bonfire" journalism course in 1993. He taught basic journalism ethics and fundamental, ultimately retiring in 2018. He says journalism has changed a lot.

In a flurry of executive actions, the president has made moves on everything from gender ideology to the death penalty, with ...

I still see the knife, and the lady who held me down,” said Hawa’a Mohamed Kamil, a peer educator in Djibouti, who was ...

With a potential TikTok ban still looming and platforms competing for relevance, one big question looms for brands: where should their content go next? Joe Perello, founder and CEO of Props, believes ...

Emily Kirkpatrick, executive director of NCTE, explains the strong, supportive community English teachers find when they meet in person ...

National News Literacy Week kicked off Monday. Especially for youth, critical thinking skills to analyze what's read, seen ...

Scientists and schoolteachers have teamed up to design training and classroom materials that help educators understand and ...

The Taliban suspended the operation of Afghanistan’s only women’s radio station after raiding its premises on Tuesday, ...

We’ve put together some questions and answers about how our funding from CPB is delivered each year and how the drastic ...

New data from Nielsen and Edison Research’s The Record highlights the state of audio in the U.S. media landscape, with nearly ...

Lawmakers are considering proposals that range from universal vouchers to school district closures and changes to charter ...

Female genital mutilation is internationally recognized as a human rights violation, and involves altering or injuring the ...