Visions of 2050 December 8, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão and Riddhi Setty We asked prominent media figures to read the present—and try to predict the future.
Brazil’s ‘Netflix of the Right’ Lands in Miami December 3, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão Bolsonaro is out, Trump is in, and Brasil Paralelo, a production company, is moving into the United States as Big Picture Originals.
How Students Are Trying to Save Local News December 2, 2025 By Riddhi Setty and Carolina Abbott Galvão Across the country, university programs are filling gaps in the coverage.
Writing Her Way Out December 1, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão With American Canto, Olivia Nuzzi puts herself back in the headlines—perhaps not in the way she intended.
Could Public Skepticism of the Press Actually Be Good for Democracy? November 26, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão An expert on political communication explains how Argentina’s history of public lying created a protective barrier between citizens and information, and how distrust can help fight autocracy.
Visualizing Trans Coverage November 17, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão A new tool, the Trans News Initiative, draws from data to reveal patterns and proportions.
One Battle After Another November 11, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão and Riddhi Setty On university campuses, student papers are fighting their own administrations—and sometimes the government—for the right to report.
Biased, Boring Liars November 6, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão More than three-quarters of teens surveyed have negative views of the press, a new study finds.
Sound Crew October 27, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão Signal Hill, a new audio magazine, embraces the weird.
What Is NPR Now? October 15, 2025 By Carolina Abbott Galvão For new editor in chief Thomas Evans, the loss of federal funding is either a brutal blow or an opportunity.