: Journalists help preserve the rule of law by exposing misconduct that might otherwise remain hidden.
: By the late 1800s, sensationalism—known as yellow journalism—demonstrated the power of the press to capture public attention and even influence international conflict, such as the Spanish-American War. Why a Free Press Matters
: Local journalism reported on community-specific issues like housing crises and pollution that would otherwise go unnoticed.
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: Journalists help preserve the rule of law by exposing misconduct that might otherwise remain hidden.
: By the late 1800s, sensationalism—known as yellow journalism—demonstrated the power of the press to capture public attention and even influence international conflict, such as the Spanish-American War. Why a Free Press Matters : Journalists help preserve the rule of law
: Local journalism reported on community-specific issues like housing crises and pollution that would otherwise go unnoticed. : Journalists help preserve the rule of law
