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Deborah Caldwell

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As seen in: Religion News Service, HuffPost, CNBC, Fortune, Poynter Online, Annals of Internal Medicine, Money, Lexology, Editor & Publisher, City Lifestyle, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
Covers:  business, technology, leadership, CEOs, Fortune 500, economy, startups, wealth, high net worth, religion and politics
CEO of @ReligionNewsFdn, Publisher of @RNS. Previously @TimeInc, including @Money @Fortune. Curious about everything. Tweets my own.

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Deborah Caldwell’s Biography

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I am an intellectual omnivore, happiest when I'm learning something new, which is probably why I am also a lover of digital startups.
At present: Director of Financial Content, Time Inc.
Past: interim managing editor, Fortune.com; senior editor at CNBC.com.
Prior to CNBC.com: digital director in the Emerging Businesses Division at Reader’s Digest Association
Founding team member, vice president of content and managing editor at Beliefnet.com, which won numerous awards, including the Online Ne…

Deborah Caldwell’s Journalist Portfolio

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Why People Love Trump's Apocalyptic Vision of America

Why People Love Trump's Apocalyptic Vision of America

When Donald Trump announced this week that he wants to stop all Muslims from immigrating to the United States…

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This Is the Year Liberals Take Back Religion from Conservatives

This Is the Year Liberals Take Back Religion from Conservatives

Posted: Print Article Sure, the religious right is still teamed up with conservative politicians in their bat…

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The Far-Right Christian Movement Driving the Debt Default

The Far-Right Christian Movement Driving the Debt Default

If the U.S. breaches its debt ceiling this week, bringing with it the global financial panic economists predi…

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Vatican Finances: CNBC Explains

Vatican Finances: CNBC Explains

As Pope Francis assumes leadership of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics, he's got his work cut out for him on…

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11 Historic Fights Worse Than the Sequester

11 Historic Fights Worse Than the Sequester

We're tired of hearing about the sequester's budget cuts, but the fighting is a normal part of American polit…

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Why Fixed Income May Be Dangerous

Why Fixed Income May Be Dangerous

Paul Taylor | Stone | Getty Images November set a record for money flowing into exchange traded funds -- $25 …

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Articles

A methodological review of network meta-analyses applied to complex interventions for public health and a typology of the node-making process

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By Thomas Davies, Monika Halicka, Deborah Caldwell Verified, G.J. Melendez-Torres, Nicky J Welton, Deborah Caldwell
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Original ResearchArticles in Press111856Open access 1Population Health Sciences, Bristol Medical School, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK 2NIHR Bristol Evidence Synthesis Group, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK 3Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of Exeter, Exeter, UK Publication History: Received March 18, 2025; Revised May 19, 2025; Accepted May 26, 2025; Published online May 30, 2025 DOI: 10.1016/j.jclinepi.2025.111856 External LinkAlso available on ScienceDirect External...
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When Giving Means Growing

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By Deborah Caldwell Verified
| City Lifestyle Verified
A little over one year ago, creating this new chapter of Young Men’s Service League was just an idea. It quickly grew as mothers and sons who wanted to serve together to impact their community signed up. We launched with the Class of 2021 and 2022 and have served more than 2500 hours this year. Sixteen young men earned a YMSL Service Award and three of our freshmen earned the Presidential Service Award, which includes a medal and a signed certificate from President Trump.
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The Israel-Hamas war makes it clear: Local media must reclaim the religion beat

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By Deborah Caldwell Verified
| Poynter Online Verified
As the war between Israel and Hamas rages on, U.S. national media is reporting on a wave of antisemitic and Islamophobic attacks here at home. Anger and violence seem to be spreading, and the Anti-Defamation League and Council on American-Islamic Relations say these incidents are surging to levels not seen in years. As I read these reports, I keep returning to one thought: local media must reclaim the religion beat.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

The summer I was 11 I forced my little sister and neighbor to create a neighborhood "newspaper" called the "Scenic View Sizzler."

Have you ever used a typewriter?

If I answer yes I am either a. old or b. a hipster. Neither is good.

How is social media changing news?

Making it newsier, faster, more interactive, more ultimately accurate.

Awards

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National Magazine Award

2007 - General Excellence Online
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Online News Association Award for General Excellence

2003 - General Excellence Online

Templeton Award

1997 - National Reporting