Articles Casualty of War: Sudan’s Media Emergency A new report examines the country’s fragile media ecosystem, engulfed in a new wave of information warfare November 25, 2025 Meera Selva Journalists From Across the Globe Join Forces to Investigate Big Tech Lobby Transnational partnership uncovered almost 3,000 lobbying actions in 11 countries and the European Union November 21, 2025 Natalia Viana Human Drama Affects Many at U.S. Immigration Facility A security guard’s reaction at the sight of a family’s anguish produces a heart-wrenching image November 18, 2025 Carol Guzy Lynsey Addario in ‘Love+War’: A War Photographer’s Life on the Front Lines and at Home A new documentary captures Addario’s work as a photojournalist balancing conflict reporting and motherhood. November 14, 2025 Megan Cattel Lessons from Building an Online Toolkit to Aid Open-Source Investigations Publicly available sources can be a tool for all journalists November 10, 2025 Johanna Wild India Hosts the Taliban, But Not Female Reporters Taliban officials, visiting India, bar women journalists from their press conference November 1, 2025 Vidya Krishnan Watering News Deserts New online resource tracks U.S. state-level legislation aimed at reversing the decline of local journalism October 31, 2025 Jared Schroeder A New Roadmap for Reporting About Latinos The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) updates its Culture Competence Handbook for current times October 29, 2025 Patricia Guadalupe “The Eyes of Gaza”: A Tale of Journalism and Survival Palestinian journalist Plestia Alaqad describes the personal and professional challenges of covering the devastation of her homeland in an interview and excerpt from her new book October 24, 2025 Zahra Hankir India’s Powerful Turn to Lawfare to Stifle the Press A spate of new legislation is aimed at curbing free expression October 8, 2025 Vidya Krishnan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 456 Next
