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For the last two decades, the rules of political reporting have been blown up. And I’ve cheered at every step along the way. Not for me the mourning over the dismantling of the old order, all those lamentations about the lost golden era of print newspapers...

BY MICHAEL RUBINKAM and FRANK BAJAK ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Jill Stein's bid to recount votes in Pennsylvania was in trouble even before a federal judge shot it down Dec. 12. That's because the Green Party candidate's effort stood almost no chance of...

by John HAMER Anthropology holds up a great mirror to man and lets him look at himself in his infinite variety. [Kluckholm 1949:11] Years ago Clyde Kluckholm published a book titled 'Mirror for Man". In it he explained how studies of nonwestern societies...

In this recap of the Cision Connects event series, we dig into how The Washington Post, one of the top newspapers in the U.S., is keeping up with the ever-changing media landscape. The Cision Connects event featured an exclusive sit-down and Q&A...

The Pasty Little Putz has decided to ‘splain to all of us “How the Post Was Lost.”  He gurgles that The Beltway’s hometown paper gave away its natural advantage.  Well, I suppose it’s better than one of his screeds...