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FM radio kept the NPR system resilient well into the digital age. Now the lifeline is fraying.

Vladimir Putin’s government is trying to scrub critical journalism from the internet. The Russian Independent Media Archive is standing in its way.

Election stakes couldn't be higher. The media is still struggling to meet the moment

How safety training for journalists has evolved

The crackdown has had a chilling effect on the entire media industry.

The right-wing government of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is exerting pressure on the press through lawsuits, wiretaps, and forcing veteran journalists from key roles in public broadcasting.

Two decades ago, The Associated Press set out to preserve the organization’s history. What it created is an archive that sheds light on the press as a political institution.

With dozens dead and more wounded, journalists in Gaza have faced the deadliest six months ever recorded.

Between Montana’s TikTok ban and the Supreme Court’s consideration of whether to allow public officials to block private citizens and control content-moderation practices, the information landscape could be changing —…

Teaching students how to live up to the trust news consumers have in social media has become a top focus for many journalism schools.