journalism

As Kami Glass and her friends continue to battle the sorcerers of the Lynburn family in the sleepy English town of Sorry-in-the-Vale, friendships and families are torn apart.

Amid the prosperity and wholesomeness of the fifties, the country begins to forget God and his ways. Now a new generation of Stuarts must decide wheter they will honor or reject their family's values.

In 1906, while visiting his journalist uncle in California, thirteen-year-old Jerry hears the San Francisco earthquake predicted at preacher William Seymour's Pentecostal mission, sees the ensuing destruction, and learns the power of the Holy Ghost.

Contains nearly four thousand A to Z entries dealing with the Associated Press's rules on grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, abbreviation, and word usage.

Dylan is excited to have the opportunity to film a sprint car race at the local track. After studying the video of the horrific crash that seriously hurts Carlee, the first female racer in the regional series, he is convinced it wasn't an accident. Can he find the answers before something happens to him, too?.

Sloan is the youngest of Stanley Sharp's daughters and her dream is to be a reporter. She soon discovers learning the truth is harder than she imagined.

Presents news articles about social movements in modern world society, offering critiques of the actions of President Obama as well as a variety of modern news stories, such as in Benghazi, "Fast and Furious," climate change, and green energy.

Michael Finkel recalls how, shortly after he was fired from New York Times Magazine, he found out that a suspected murderer on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List had fled to Mexico and taken on his identity. After the man, Christian Longo, was taken into custody, Michael Finkel was the only reporter that he agreed to talk to. Finkel describes his attempts to uncover the truth about really happened to the family Longo was accused of killing.

An investigation of journalistic wrongdoing, looking at deliberate and unintentional errors in the way some of history's most important stories were reported, and discussing how those mistakes influenced public opinion.