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A new study serves as an example for all journalists who swoop in and out of academic papers without much care.

Many of the most popular news stories about health research include overstated findings or substantial inaccuracies, suggests a new study.

The crowd has wisdom, sure, but it also has capital. Now academics are turning to crowdfunding to finance their research.

Local TV news focuses more on national politics and slants more to the right at present than in recent years, new research finds.

A collection of research that examines how student performance and campus enrollments may change following a school shooting.

When research grant proposals are evaluated mainly on the credentials of the researcher, and not the proposal itself, there is a bias in favor of men.

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2016 tip sheet that helps journalists navigate the big-money and often partisan world of think tanks.