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December 13, 2024

Post-Election Southwest Virginia Eyes Looming Economic Promises

What was once the most influential region in the state diminished into the most underdeveloped. Governor Glenn Youngkin, along with others in the Republican party, promises to fight for the revitalization of abandoned coal land. Meanwhile, Virginia Democrats see a different path to economic development in Virginia, with the installation of solar farms making its way into the Southwest.

By Caitlin Barker

December 10, 2024

San Franciscans Reclaim Their City

San Franciscans got results after organizing dozens of neighborhood groups to roll back a progressive approach to crime from pre-pandemic years. 

By Ann Poletti

December 8, 2024

Podcast: AI in Journalism, Friend or Foe?

Three NYU students explore the ethical dilemmas of AI in journalism through a podcast featuring an AI-generated host named Bob.

By Emilie Matthews, Farah Khaled and Renee Lym

December 8, 2024

Q&A: A Political Correspondent and a Video Journalist on Upholding Ethics in Journalism

Video journalist Oona Barrett and NPR political correspondent Sarah McCammon share their insights on navigating ethical dilemmas in journalism, on camera and on paper.

By Emilie Matthews

December 8, 2024

‘They Lost Everything:’ Weary Southern Californians Face a Fiery Future

“Oh my God, my house is in danger,” resident Jamie Randall said. "I'm alive. My wife is alive. We have everything we need, this can be replaced."

By Valeria Garcia