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We’re proud to announce that Truthdig has been chosen as a nominee in the 28th annual Webby Awards in the category of Websites and Mobile sites – Independent Publishers.
Truthdig was picked as a finalist out of 13,000 entries the Webbys received this year. Please support us by voting for Truthdig to win the Webby People’s Voice Award here.
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Ear to the Ground
A breakdown of the site's awards at the 2023 Southern California Journalism Awards.
Ear to the Ground
After a successful relaunch in November, Truthdig has been recognized with 11 nominations for work published in 2022 at the 65th Annual SoCal Journalism Awards.
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As we head into 2023, we are thrilled to have relaunched Truthdig.
I am proud of what Truthdig has accomplished. Truthdig has received wide acclaim and many awards. We are a voice for progressive politics, social justice, humanitarian issues, the environment, women’s rights and more.
News
The news website places second in the Best News Website category and earns a first-place prize, another second-place award and four third-place prizes.
TD Original
Pat Tillman was killed in Afghanistan in 2004 by U.S. troops under questionable circumstances. Two years later, his brother wrote this powerful, must-read essay, first published in Truthdig.
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