Publishing & News

Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai, 78, receives a 20-year sentence, decried as a 'life sentence' and a grave threat to journalists worldwide.

As Canada observes the 30th anniversary of Black History Month, a look at its origins, the icons it honours, and its vision for the future.

WXIA-TV's 'Help That Harms' investigation won a duPont-Columbia Award for exposing how families were wrongly accused of abuse, leading to landmark legal reforms.

The devotional brand surpasses a major milestone, becoming a global fixture. But its massive success is not without significant theological debate.

As AI-generated falsehoods flood the internet, a national initiative aims to equip a generation of digital natives with skills to find the truth.

AMTD Group touts global legal victories protecting the L'Officiel brand, but faces a criminal fraud probe in France from the former founding family.

Rand McNally's new map for the Mother Road's 100th birthday blends nostalgia with tech, guiding travelers and funding the highway's preservation.

The third installment of the groundbreaking comedy special showcases top comics from the disability community and sets a new blueprint for accessible events.

Pulitzer-winning Russian democracy advocate Vladimir Kara-Murza brings his story of survival to Jacksonville to support Wolfson Children's Hospital.

After 35 years on death row, renowned author Jarvis Masters appeals his murder conviction, citing false testimony and constitutional violations in his case.

A North Carolina firm gains national recognition by mastering the complex art of theological translation, blending human expertise with technology.

A surprise A-list cast led by Benedict Cumberbatch read for charity in a sold-out show blending luxury travel with the timeless power of the written word.

A former police officer's unique law firm is gaining global attention for defending clients at the perilous intersection of criminal and immigration law.

A landmark study alleges Canada's public broadcaster dehumanized Israelis while privileging Palestinian narratives, prompting calls for an independent audit.

Football legends launch a groundbreaking youth tournament at Disney World, pitting grassroots teams against elite academies in a bid for global inclusion.

After a breakthrough CES demo, BookAI is raising capital to scale its platform that turns static books into interactive assets, breaking language barriers.

Principal Foundation's contest uses literature to tackle money taboos, revealing deep insights into America's financial anxieties and economic realities.

The leading financial advisor resource rebrands, signaling a major shift beyond digital media to dominate events, research, and education.

With support from a bipartisan alliance, nonprofit newsroom Votebeat is scaling up its expert reporting to fight election misinformation and bolster trust.

The American Library Association marks its sesquicentennial with a year of celebration, highlighting its legacy and confronting a modern surge in censorship.