Analysis

The paper was almost shut down during the first Trump administration. Now editors are navigating a less cooperative Pentagon.

José Luis Tan Estrada has been stuck in Mexico since May, locked in asylum purgatory.

A frontline Ukrainian newspaper draws from its own history.

Photographers navigate restrictions to show the breathtaking reality of nearly two years of urban warfare.

How outlets are updating their strategies to protect editorial independence.

Journalism in the 1930s failed to communicate the danger of Hitler’s rise. Are we repeating the same mistake now?

The phenomenon comes in many forms. Experts believe it’s already here.

A largely forgotten campaign of harassment and persecution from the 1950s that still echoes today.

Google’s AI Overviews are killing click-throughs to news sites.

As the FCC’s sole Democrat, she’s been outspoken about protecting the First Amendment. Getting her way has been tough.

Bill Gross, the founder of ProRata, has a plan to monetize generative AI for digital publishers.

As digital tools advance, there are more ways than ever to seek the truth. There are also more ways to lose trust.

The recent cuts to public media are part of a broader attack on public welfare.

A new generation of African filmmakers are pushing for more than just animal stories.

A generation of journalists is challenging traditional standards.