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After years of declining coverage, more newsrooms are making workplace safety, unionization, and remote work front-page stories

I am happy to report that my chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP), an extremely rare autoimmune disease that attacks my nerve linings and for a time put me in a…

Researchers say there are tangible costs when a community loses its newspaper. The question is, do we want to pay now or pay later?

As 2021 winds down, here are 5 interviews from the past year we at Nieman Reports think are worth a (re)read

As 2021 winds down, here are 5 opinion pieces from the past year we at Nieman Reports think are worth a (re)read

As 2021 winds down, here are 5 feature stories from the past year we at Nieman Reports think are worth a (re)read

As more states restrict ballot access, news outlets must invest in consistent voting rights reporting that cuts through lies, distortion, and disinformation

On a warm evening earlier this fall, Brussels felt almost like it did before the pandemic. Over wine and tapas, journalists and diplomats mingled outside a bar on Place Jourdan,…

To keep public trust, reporters should convey the complexity — and uncertainty — of scientific results

"Journalism and Jim Crow: White Supremacy and the Black Struggle for a New America" highlights the press as an important, non-neutral actor during the Jim Crow era