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Newsrooms are running a gauntlet of abuse around the world. But the threat is greater than against journalism alone — it’s against democracy itself

The murder of a veteran journalist covering the vulnerable in the Amazon has reverberated among reporters in Brazil

Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Baltic states’ independent media reckon with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

From the editor Americans are just about a third of the way through political primary season and already, according to a Washington Post analysis, scores of Republican candidates have been nominated…

As President Kais Saied consolidates his grip on power, Tunisia — and its media — are sliding backward from hard-won democratic gains

How drawing maps — and a pitstop in urban planning — ultimately led to working on data visualization projects

What American gun violence looks like to reporters who have to deal with a very different kind of threat

The rise of hyper-partisan influencers has made it easier for those seeking power to control the flow of information

As the country prepares for next year’s elections, the government is making it even harder for independent journalists

Felicia Sonmez demanded that The Washington Post live up to the highest standard — zero tolerance for sexism. She wouldn’t allow the organization to tiptoe around an issue our industry…