Washington, D.C, 20th December 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, Jonathan Franklin has reported many high-profile national stories, but one beat continues to shape his thinking: how media attention—or the lack of it—affects the outcome of missing persons cases. In his work for NPR, Franklin has drawn a clear line between editorial decisions made inContinue Reading
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Washington Post editorial board took a hard-line stance against rent control policies, arguing that “capping prices is a textbook policy failure” that ultimately leaves renters “worse off” than they would have been otherwise. In an editorial Tuesday, the Post cited failuresContinue Reading
Vox editor-in-chief Swati Sharma and editorial director for politics, policy, and ideas Libby Nelson announced today that Caitlin Dewey is joining the brand as senior writer and editor for the Today, Explained newsletter. As the host of Vox’s flagship daily newsletter, Dewey will be responsible for helping Vox’s audience understandContinue Reading
In a sort-of ceasefire, the killings – including of children – have slowed, not stopped. Israeli military operations continue to displace hundreds of families in Gaza. Aid has increased but Israel is still blocking vital supplies. Palestinians desperately require security, humanitarian relief and reconstruction. But they need and expect aContinue Reading
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GOP strategist Karl Rove said Republicans need to have a health care agenda ahead of the midterm elections or they’ll be in “deep trouble” with their voters. In an interview Saturday on Fox News’s “Journal Editorial Report,” Rove said Republicans need to have a health care plan to share withContinue Reading
As a part of Vox Media, Vox.com adheres to the Vox Media Editorial Ethics & Guidelines and to the following: Vox continues to evolve as a brand as it builds its portfolio of editorial content and partners across multiple mediums, driving the future of journalism. However, our commitment to theContinue Reading
When Eisaku Satō, a former prime minister of Japan, received the Nobel peace prize in 1974 after committing his country to not making nuclear bombs, owning them or allowing them on its territory, he assured the audience: “I have no doubt that this policy will be pursued by all futureContinue Reading
The weather in Belém, wrote the Guardian’s environment editor, offers a convenient metaphor for the UN climate talks being held in the Brazilian city. Sunny mornings begin in blazing optimism before the Amazon’s clouds gather and the deluge begins. Cop30 has followed the same pattern. It opened with sunshine –Continue Reading
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