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REGIONAL—The Timberjay continued its award-winning tradition in the Minnesota Newspaper Association’s Better Newspaper Contest, winning 14 awards, including five first place awards, …

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By Becky UehlingGrant tribune-sentinelThe Grant Tribune-Sentinel won seven awards this past weekend at the Nebraska Press Association’s 2023 Better Newspaper Contest.

​​​​​​​While increasing numbers of Americans tell pollsters that they are forgoing religion and seeing its practice diminish in importance in their lives, those with religious fervor...

Press in Pakistan: Women writers missing from editorial pages

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LA Times executive editor Norman Pearlstine steps down by The Associated Press Last Updated Dec 15, 2020 at 10:28 am EDT FILE - In this June 17, 2018, file photo, Norman Pearlstine, executive editor of the Los Angeles Times, poses for a picture in Beverly Hills, Calif. Pearlstine has stepped down after 2 1/2 years heading a newspaper roiled by management shakeups, a drop in revenue and questions about its commitment to newsroom diversity. Pearlstine, 78, announced in October 2020 that he planne...

Norman Pearlstine steps down as Los Angeles Times leadership search continues Meg James © Provided by The LA Times Los Angeles Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong and then-Executive Editor Norman Pearlstine are pictured outside the news organizations headquarters in El Segundo in July 2018. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times) The Los Angeles Times leadership transition has accelerated with the departure of Norman Pearlstine, who served as executive editor for 2½ years. Po...

Print The Los Angeles Times’ leadership transition has accelerated with the departure of Norman Pearlstine, who served as executive editor for 2½ years. Pearlstine announced in October that he planned to retire, but the timetable for his exit had been unclear. On Monday, The Times’ owner and executive chairman, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, wrote in a note to staff members that Pearlstine, 78, was no longer overseeing the newsroom and had shifted to an advisory role. The paper recently hired a...