Category Archives: Fellowship Blog

BY DANIEL PEARL FELLOW KIRAN NAZISH  Freedom of the press is suffering from a wintery chilling atmosphere as more and more journalists across the world face threats, censorship, torture, abductions, imprisonment and in many cases, murder. The dynamics vary from ...

BY HARRY MISIKO Washingtonians are clever— and they know it. With that pride, the biggest mistake you canmake is letting them know that you are putting them to test. And for that reason, I must disclose that for last two ...

By Asma Ghribi If you’ve been reading the news every day for the last five years, as I have been doing, there’s no doubt that you’ve noticed many changes in the articles you’ve been reading. Most of them use more ...

By Daniel Pearl Fellow Kiran Nazish  JERSEY CITY — The four men stood in the fading dusk on Sunday evening at Liberty State Park here, craning their eyes over an expanse of the Hudson River, toward the west, where the sun had set ...

By Zahid Gishkori “Why do we need investigative journalism” was a key question in my mind when I left for the Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) Conference held in San Francisco, from June 25-28. More than 1,600 investigative journalists from ...

By Harry Misiko Hackers and other cyber criminals on the prowl are wreaking havoc in Kenya, threatening to turn the East African country’s dream of launching an e-government into a nightmare. Hundreds of Web sites operated by government ministries and ...

By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz and Anastasia Forina, Tribune reporters Dollar Tree announced Monday that it plans to buy rival Family Dollar for $8.5 billion, a merger that would unseat Dollar General as the nation’s largest discount retailer in terms of store count ...

By Daniel Pearl Fellow Sheriff Tarek Los Gatos man who left his infant son strapped in his SUV, causing the baby to die from the heat, will not face charges, the Santa Clara County district attorney’s office said Monday. The ...

 By Asma Ghribi Seemingly every week brings the story of another newspaper or journalistic magazine laying off staff, ending its print edition, or simply closing up shop. Editors of the Wall Street Journal have found their way through the crisis. As ...

By Arshad Dogar Welcome to the world of OjO! OjO, Spanish for ‘eye’, is the name of a theater, produced by Pittsburgh’s own Bricolage Production Company. The experimental company aims to immerse artists and audiences in “adventurous theatrical experiences” that ...