Angela Fu is a reporter for Poynter. She covers a range of topics including artificial intelligence, media, government and politics, and world affairs, often exploring the intersection of these themes. Angela's work has been featured in Falls Church News-Press, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, and Poynter Online.
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KHOU 11 found that a 250-person Texas city had 50 police officers. More than half had checkered pasts.
By: Josie Hollingsworth, Angela Fu, Ren Laforme
Edits to a ‘Fox & Friends’ segment with Trump and a ‘60 Minutes’ interview with Harris sparked a question: What’s misleading and where’s the line?
The company went from a relative unknown to the sixth-largest newspaper owner in the country over the past year
By: Angela Fu
‘We have intentionally returned to our roots as a facts-forward, down-the-center survey of our nation’
By: Tom Jones, Rick Edmonds, Angela Fu
Michael Bloomberg wrote an opinion piece Thursday saying he is endorsing Kamala Harris for president.
By: Julia Nikhinson, Angela Fu
Meanwhile, workers at The Baltimore Sun are pulling their bylines for election week
With the 2024 election looming, Poynter reached out to the people who report the news to learn where they get their own news
By: Angela Fu
The Flytrap’s inaugural newsletter argues in part that the country’s lengthy campaign cycles are detrimental to political journalism
‘Don’t always look for the grandiose. … Just look at all the little, small things, and that’s what I do, and it really brings me joy’
The money will be used to start an endowment for the organization, which celebrates its 50th anniversary next year
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