Articles

Four Nieman Fellows discuss how economic issues, international conflicts, and the changing American electorate could influence the midterm elections and the future of both major political parties.

Reports of arrests and intimidation of journalists at voting rights protests raise international alarm

A federal judge blocks the Trump administration’s latest attempt to restrict press coverage

A journalist in Germany sets out to create a climate-focused news outlet and bring his audience along every step of the way

After witnessing her hometown newspaper gutted by cuts, photographer Ann Hermes began an eight-year journey to document the changing landscape of local journalism.

In “Against Convenience,” Nieman Fellow Gabe Bullard delves into modern media consumption habits

During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, CazéTV set YouTube’s largest-ever live audience record. That growth also exposed a gap: streaming faces far less oversight than television. Now, Brazilian regulators are…

The enduring legacy of a Nieman fellowship is the friendships you make. Mine helped create an entirely new kind of newspaper.

A photojournalist documenting soccer’s biggest tournament on film slows down, joins the crowds, and savors the atmosphere

As mass protests, organized on social media, sweep the nation, old-guard outlets struggle to keep up, and Modi makes his Instagram debut.