National Press Club
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The National Press Club is a professional and social club for working journalists and communications professionals that has been a Washington institution for more than a century. Founded in 1908 as a haven for reporters in the nation’s capital to relax, enjoy a drink and play cards, the National Press Club has flourished to become the World’s Leading Professional Organization for Journalists™, one of the most popular event venues in the nation's capital for hosting professional and social events, and a full-service multimedia production facility to help communicate news and information to a global audience. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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The 27th annual NPC photo exhibit on display in the Club's lobby through Sept. 30 is a celebration of visual storytelling. In this edition of Update-1, Broadcast/Podcast Team co-chair Adam Konowe speaks with participant and veteran photographer Ken Hawkins about his five featured photos, as well as his experiences dating back to Jimmy Carter's rise from obscurity to the presidency.
Rebecca Ellis of the Los Angeles Times honored with the Institute’s Sheehan Award for Investigative Journalism
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Rebecca Ellis, a Los Angeles Times staff writer whose work focuses on government accountability, investigations and legal affairs, will receive the National Press Club Journalism Institute’s 2026 Neil and Susan Sheehan Award for Investigative Journalism.
Podcaster Uses New Media To Combat What He Considers Extremists Threats
Podcaster Kris Goldsmith feels legacy media does not adequately cover what he considers threats from far-right extremists. So he decided to use the same new media used by the extremists to fight back. Broadcast Podcast team member Tom Young speaks with Goldsmith about what he's doing, how people are reacting to it and the impact it's having on his life in the latest edition of Update-1.
The Pudding journalists awarded 2026 Pamela Tobey Award for Excellence in Visual Storytelling
Judges for the have named two journalists at The Pudding as the 2026 recipients of the National Press Club Journalism Institute prize. The award, which includes a $1,000 cash prize, recognizes work that pushes the boundaries of compelling and creative storytelling through deliberate design choices. The winning project, “ ,” was reported and produced by Amanda Sakuma and Jan Diehm.
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Kathleen Kennedy Townsend on AI, the Election, The Kennedy Center
Artificial Intelligence is in the news as CEOs like Sam Altman of OpenAI meet with legislators and White House advisors. The focus is on voluntary cybersecurity tests of advanced AI models and the possibility of government regulation. Behind it all is a political argument – U.S. competition with China.
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