The NPR and Colorado Stations That Took Trump to Court “It isn’t just an affront to localism. It’s an attempt to reengineer thought.” January 21, 2026 By Lucy Schiller
Times Change, and So Can Ethics September 4, 2025 By Margaret Sullivan Journalism needs new guidelines to face new challenges.
How to Survive the (Media) Apocalypse September 3, 2025 By Paulina Milewska and Ksenia Mironova Lessons from journalists who have lived through all this.
The White House Is Its Own Media Outlet August 28, 2025 By Dhrumil Mehta and C.J. Robinson The Trump administration is publishing articles that are top-ranked on Google News.
The Killing of Anas al-Sharif in Gaza May Be a War Crime. Could Israel Be Prosecuted? August 27, 2025 By Joel Simon How legal experts are approaching the case.
What’s Left of Tennis Journalism Is Struggling to Keep Up August 25, 2025 By Liam Scott A once thriving field is now fragmented and poorly resourced. The sport it covers is worth billions.
What Will the Next Era of Public Media Look Like? August 20, 2025 By Steven Waldman After the demise of CPB, the industry has an opportunity to build more creative models for public support.
I Tested How Well AI Tools Work for Journalism August 19, 2025 By Hilke Schellmann Some tools were sufficient for summarizing meetings. For research, the results were a disaster.
Shooting the Messenger August 14, 2025 By Dhrumil Mehta and Aisvarya Chandrasekar President Trump’s attack on numbers includes public polls, an essential feature of the democratic free press.
Stars and Stripes Keeps Its Head Down August 13, 2025 By Liam Scott The paper was almost shut down during the first Trump administration. Now editors are navigating a less cooperative Pentagon.
The Cuban Journalist Trapped in America’s Immigration Blockade August 12, 2025 By David C. Adams José Luis Tan Estrada has been stuck in Mexico since May, locked in asylum purgatory.
The Memory Keepers August 11, 2025 By Sophie Watson A frontline Ukrainian newspaper draws from its own history.
Depicting Gaza from Fifteen Thousand Feet August 7, 2025 By Liam Scott Photographers navigate restrictions to show the breathtaking reality of nearly two years of urban warfare.
For Nonprofit Newsrooms, Ethical Funding Is Essential August 7, 2025 By Julie Gerstein and Margaret Sullivan How outlets are updating their strategies to protect editorial independence.
When Neutrality Is a Constraint August 6, 2025 By Lisa Armstrong Journalism in the 1930s failed to communicate the danger of Hitler’s rise. Are we repeating the same mistake now?
Is the US Media Captured? August 5, 2025 By Joel Simon The phenomenon comes in many forms. Experts believe it’s already here.
