Many journalists find it challenging to detach from their devices even during downtime.

The “groundbreaking” software isn’t representative of reality, says AFPC-USA’s Sissel McCarthy.

The danger doom scrolling poses to our mental health lies in its ability to reinforce negative thoughts and feelings.

75% of adults in the United States are capable of distinguishing between real political news headlines and fake ones.

Recognizing when to push the metaphorical plate aside is crucial for maintaining a journalist’s mental well-being.

Many Black Americans frequently encounter or hear news coverage that they deem racist or racially insensitive.

The law aims to equip public school students with essential skills to navigate the information environment.

The trend contrasts to other social media platforms where news consumption has either plateaued or declined.

This bold move caters to the growing demand for audio journalism.

Research highlights a correlation between engaged journalism and economic and audience support for newsrooms.

News consumption habits vary around the globe.

A new report shows how news consumption has evolved in the age of social media.

A journalist’s audience is their lifeline.