The latest media style guidance from the Associated Press instructed journalists in their reporting to respect LGBTQ subjects’ preferred pronouns, advised them to avoid terms like "biological sex," ...

The AP Style Guide recently made an update to its inclusive language protocols, adding the phrase "pregnant people" to cover trans or nonbinary people who can get pregnant but don’t identify as women.

In a Wednesday tweet, the Associated Press Stylebook reiterated guidance advising journalists to refrain from using the terms “assault weapon” and “assault rifle,” which they call “highly politicized.

The Associated Press’s style guide, a handbook for working journalists, now includes an entry for Twitter. According to a release from the AP, Twitter will be included in their latest, updated guide. ...

The announcement comes as the political media world deals with news that the Supreme Court may very well overturn Roe v. Wade in the coming weeks or months, and gender identity remains a hot-button ...

The Associated Press Stylebook, which for decades has served as the default style manual for most news organizations, has issued a “Topical Guide” for transgender coverage that encourages writers to ...

A new update to the Associated Press style guide wants journalists to be more specific when writing about service members and veterans. “Don’t use the term military training broadly,” the official ...

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Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell is the White House Correspondent for "The Daily Signal." Send her an email. Changes to The Associated Press style guide direct reporters to avoid mentioning biological sex ...