Following the tragic stabbing on a Portland MAX train, Donald Trump still doesn't recognize that this radicalized white supremacy is domestic terrorism.

We saw on Trump's campaign tour how he turned crowds against the press, promoting violence against journalists at rallies. So after that guy won, why would colleagues and supporters feel at all deterred from letting loose their own rage? This is now a world in which someone like Greg Gianforte, a candidate in today's special election to fill a vacant congressional seat in Montana, responds to questions from a journalist with all-out violence.

Hasan Minhaj hosted the 2017 White House Correspondents' Dinner, where he roasted the press as well as the absent Trump and his advisers.

We don't have to do too much digging to see how the Pulitzer board feels about life in Trump's America.

There are plenty of people pointing out that Sean Spicer is a dismissive jerk to everybody, and treats all members of the press with equal condescension. But for everyone else, it's hard to look at the way Spicer talked to journalist April Ryan yesterday as if she were his petulant child and not see something different there.

Sean Spicer scolded April Ryan like a child during the White House press briefing. April Ryan is no damn child.

Rachel Maddow and investigative journalist David Cay Johnston revealed part of Trump's tax return and in turn, the internet reminded us why we can't have nice things.

There's a word for that.

After Trump tweeted that the press is the "enemy of the American People," journalists responded with tributes to the free press and their colleagues killed while reporting under the hashtag #NotTheEnemy.

Ready for some word soup?

John Oliver highlights a significant problem in journalism and expertly breaks down the negative effects we can expect if traditional journalism came to an end.

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Michelle Ferrier, former journalist and now the associate dean at Ohio University, has an answer for women writers who are getting harassed online. When you ask yourself who you're gonna call, now you can tell yourself: TrollBusters!

9-year-old Hilde Kate Lysiak is the sole journalist of Orange Street News, the only publication devoted exclusively to covering the events of Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania (population 5,000). Hilde's favorite beat to report on is crime, and she's written extensively about vandalism, drug use, and harassment in Selinsgrove.

MSNBC doesn't seem to think their correspondents of color can handle election season. At least that's what it feels like when the network, in a bid to increase its breaking election coverage, just so happens to do so when hosts of color are supposed to be on the air, erasing their contributions, and relegating them to the weekends. Those that already had time slots on weekends -- like Melissa Harris-Perry -- found themselves constantly pre-empted for election coverage.

A new study from the University of Bristol's Intelligent Systems Laboratory (ISL), led by Nello Cristianini, Professor of Artificial Intelligence, and social scientist, Dr Cynthia Carter, Senior Lecturer in the Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies found that when it comes to online media outlets, women are seen, but not heard.

Nothing's more attractive than a hat-free woman with a head cold! At least, that seems to be the thinking behind Chicago Fox Station WFLD's new restrictions on women wearing hats during outdoor live shots this winter.