Jimmy Boegle

In last Thursday's Digest , I took the positions that gerrymandering is bad, and the Voting Rights Act, as it was before last week's U.S. Supreme Court decision, was good.

On April 17, The Atlantic published a extensively reported, detailed piece about Kash Patel's leadership (or lack thereof) of the FBI. ( Here's a

This is not an easy time to be a journalist. Our revenue models are broken; the president deems us enemies of the state; and it's harder than ever

There are 61 gubernatorial candidates on the California primary ballot—and I am not thrilled about voting for any of them.

Today's news out of San Diego is horrifying and heartbreaking. Five people are dead—three victims and two teenage suspects—following a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego.

AI has been one of the hottest topics at every news-publishing conference I've attended in recent years. How should we use it?

On March 11, a car crash took the life of Skylar Berry. “We so loved her, because she stood for the things that were right,” said Billy

Danielle Coffey is the president and CEO of the News/Media Alliance. Formerly the Newspaper Association of America, the News/Media Alliance calls

It's Election Day tomorrow. Thank heavens! Right?! I have received approximately 14.2 tons of campaign fliers in my mailbox over the past few months.

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