Analysis

Nearly two dozen reporters and other Freedom of Information Act requesters say they are getting the brush-off.

The suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s show was just the latest result of an ongoing conservative effort to stamp out unfavorable voices.

The performance tests used by AI companies don’t measure what matters in the newsroom.

Vetting, “transgender ideology,” and the race to fill a breaking-news void in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death. 

Access to e-books relies entirely on private distributors that have the power to shut them off at any moment.

The hugely popular world of online news and commentary offers a window into how young people consume current events.

Hundreds of journalists are reporting on the former Brazilian president’s case. A fraction of them have been allowed inside the courtroom.

Politically motivated “journalism” has expanded into news media at every level.

Ground News promises to cut through media bias and deliver the facts. Does it?

The White House press corps gets credit for not falling for misinformation about Trump’s health. But is it missing the story again?

Journalism needs new guidelines to face new challenges.

Lessons from journalists who have lived through all this.

The Trump administration is publishing articles that are top-ranked on Google News.

How legal experts are approaching the case.

A once thriving field is now fragmented and poorly resourced. The sport it covers is worth billions.