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To support its community listening fellows and their newsrooms during the coronavirus pandemic, the American Press Institute will adjust grant plans and pay for all [...]
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NORC at the University of Chicago conducted the study in collaboration with the American Press Institute and funding and partnership from Democracy Fund. The survey [...]
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People differ in how much understanding they feel they have of important issues they might see in the news, and in how much ability they [...]
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