October 4, 2025
Delegates from the International Association of Press Clubs welcomed press clubs from African, Caribbean and Pacific countries for the first time during the IAPC General Assembly on June 2…
The Overseas Press Club of America strongly condemns the Environmental Protection Agency for barring reporters from three news organizations from an event this morning on the impact of toxic chemicals on drinking water at the agency’s headquarters.
Louise Boyle earned her MA (Hons) in English Literature from Edinburgh University in 2007, where she was also an editor on the university’s newspaper. She started out as a trainee for the Daily Mail in London before spending time at The Belfast Telegraph and then the Irish Daily Mail in Dublin where she was an editor in the features department. Boyle moved to New York in 2011, soon after DailyMail.com established its U.S. base. She has traveled to more than 40 U.S. states to cover stories and reported from several countries around the world…
As part of World Press Freedom Day on May 3, the OPC is collecting and sharing the names of press freedom heroes and celebrating their work…
Covering the violence against the Rohingya leads a photojournalist to ponder whether journalism sometimes does more harm than good…
An investigative report finds clear evidence that the U.S. military grossly underestimates the number of civilians killed in its war against ISIS.
The only way to learn what’s really happening in one of America’s most shadowy wars is to be on the ground in Somalia…
How one individual Chinese-American female journalist survived for three decades on the front lines…
Citation Recipient: Iona Craig Affiliation: The Intercept Honored Work: “Death in Al Ghayil: Women and Children in Yemeni Village Recall Horror of Trump’s ‘Highly Successful’ SEAL Raid”
Citation Recipients: Aryn Baker, Lynsey Addario and Francesca Trianni Affiliation: TIME, supported by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and Merck for Mothers Honored Work: “Finding Home”
