British journalist Paul Martin, who was arrested in Gaza by Hamas authorities on what authorities said was suspicion of “...
Howard Kurtz writes in the Washington Post about how the economy is forcing television reporters to be a jack-of-all-...
By being the first and, largely, the only publication pursuing the John Edwards infidelity story through his denials of the affair and of...
The public television newscast "Worldfocus" is being canceled. Staffers were informed of the news by Neal Shapiro, President and...
Don McCullin, the acclaimed frontline photojournalist speaks to the Guardian online about the horrors of conflict, struggling...
The Danish newspaper Politiken apologized February 26 for offending Muslims by reprinting a cartoon of the Prophet Mudammad wearing a...
Andrew Jaffe, 71, a former Newsweek foreign correspondent, died February 26, after a 10-year battle with cancer of the...
OPC member Gergana Koleva visited Haiti in 2005 and has just published an essay for the online journal, inthefray.org, in which “...
About 100 OPC members and guests piled into the lower Manhattan apartment of board member Minky Worden and husband Gordon...
The Ryszard Kapuściński Award for literary reportage was established and announced last month, on the third anniversary of the author’s death,...
Sir Harold Evans on his passion for the crusading style of reporting he has championed throughout his career. Former editor of...
The Overseas Press Club of America is organizing a reunion of correspondents who have served in Tokyo at some point in their careers. It will be...
To say that Seymour Topping has been an eyewitness to the major news events of the 20th century would be a vast understatement....
