Using infrared photography, virtual reality, and other reporting techniques to make visible the unseen causes of the climate change.

Even when news was breaking about the impeachment inquiry into President Trump, climate change was generating 18 million interactions on social media—more than guns, immigration, and the economy. So,...

The perilous state of the Chicago Tribune is a local journalism story that's happening across the country. It's also and a reminder of the need for creativity and urgent civic investment.

We journalists pride ourselves on being good notetakers—astute documentarians—but earlier this year, out in the woods, I met an old man who puts all of us to shame. His name is John O’Keefe. Beard,...

Tanzina Vega grew up in public housing less than a mile from public radio station WNYC, home to “The Takeaway,” the nationally-syndicated weekday show she has hosted since 2018. “We were not listen...

These are heady times for anyone scrutinizing climate change coverage. Take the volume of coverage, for example, which seems to be on a sharp upward trend this year. More than 300 media outlets were...

Francesca Panetta says making the deepfake was a roller coaster and took three months in total. People have asked why the project isn’t misinformation.

The pain of a journalist whose work is thrown into a deep dark hole by government gatekeepers deployed in a newsroom is like no other pain on earth. You hit the road as a young reporter taking an...

Richard Read, a 1997 Nieman Fellow, moved to western Washington state a year ago to become Seattle bureau chief for the resurgent Los Angeles Times.

n a hot tropical morning last November, Carlos Fernando Chamorro peered out the airplane window and looked down on the familiar landscape of Nicaragua’s lakes and volcanoes. It had been nearly 11...

Here's some proof that historically-informed journalism can provide crucial context to daily reporting.

Audio articles are closer to audiobooks than podcasts. Here's how the Harvard Business Review, The New Yorker, and The Economist are using them to reach a loyal audience.

For people with visual impairments or physical limitations that prevent them from easily obtaining or holding printed material have long relied on radio stations to stay informed. With text to audio...

When I hear teachers or soldiers or ministers talk about what they do as a calling, I get it. Though the public may not believe it, journalists carry a similar sense of duty and purpose, a similar...

Three researchers argue the dangers of deepfakes are overblown, but they will still require journalists to give thought to how they handle unconfirmed information.