In his new book, Larry Tye explores RFK's transformation from a staunch anti-communist to a liberal icon—and details his relationship with the press along the way

Competing news outlets are teaming up on investigative reporting projects that none could manage on their own

Monica Guzman's new API report explores the best ways to build audience—and relevance—by listening to and engaging with readers

Arabs with Israeli citizenship account for roughly 20 percent of Israel’s population, but comprise just 3 percent of interviewees on leading news shows. Several Israeli non-profits are trying to change…

With Islam threaded through beats from foreign affairs to crime to education, journalists are stepping up efforts to provide nuanced coverage of Muslims and their religion

While there's no Pulitzer category for business reporting, taking on corporations and financial interests is at the core of many Prize-winning stories

How Wynton Marsalis’s 1997 win moved the Music Pulitzers beyond the classical canon

There it is, in the very first sentence of Theodore H. White’s Pulitzer Prize-winning chronicle of the battle between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon for the presidency: The curious…

What Facebook’s plans for Messenger say about chatbots, AI-powered news, and the role of journalists in a world where language is the new digital interface

An economics professor argues that journalism outlets should be granted “nonprofit media organization” status