Inside the pink pilling' tactics the misogynist far right uses to recruit women
Far-right movements are increasingly using cunning tactics to radicalize women online, as revealed by journalist Lois Shearing's immersive research.
Mortgage rates hiked by major lenders despite fall in base rate
The Independent provides uncensored, on-ground reporting on critical issues like reproductive rights and mortgage rate changes, emphasizing the importance of accessible journalism.
Working with Kamala and bracing for Trump: How Starmer is preparing for US election
The Independent emphasizes the need for accessible journalism on critical issues amid evolving U.S. political dynamics.
Russian criminals and UK gangs caught in multi-billion pound money laundering scheme
The Independent underscores the importance of accessible journalism for understanding critical issues in society.
Aung San Suu Kyi's son begs for her release from Myanmar prison
Aung San Suu Kyi's son pleads for her release amid health concerns as she faces serious human rights violations in Myanmar's prison system.
Starmer defends Waspi women betrayal' as MPs challenge him over broken promises
The Independent emphasizes the importance of credible journalism and public support, especially on pressing issues like reproductive rights and government accountability.
Inside the pink pilling' tactics the misogynist far right uses to recruit women
Far-right movements are increasingly using cunning tactics to radicalize women online, as revealed by journalist Lois Shearing's immersive research.
Mortgage rates hiked by major lenders despite fall in base rate
The Independent provides uncensored, on-ground reporting on critical issues like reproductive rights and mortgage rate changes, emphasizing the importance of accessible journalism.
Working with Kamala and bracing for Trump: How Starmer is preparing for US election
The Independent emphasizes the need for accessible journalism on critical issues amid evolving U.S. political dynamics.
Russian criminals and UK gangs caught in multi-billion pound money laundering scheme
The Independent underscores the importance of accessible journalism for understanding critical issues in society.
Aung San Suu Kyi's son begs for her release from Myanmar prison
Aung San Suu Kyi's son pleads for her release amid health concerns as she faces serious human rights violations in Myanmar's prison system.
Starmer defends Waspi women betrayal' as MPs challenge him over broken promises
The Independent emphasizes the importance of credible journalism and public support, especially on pressing issues like reproductive rights and government accountability.
Acclaimed Playwright Jani Lauzon Responds to The Walrus's Investigation into Her Indigenous Ancestry | The Walrus
Over the past three decades, Jani Lauzon's claims of being Métis have been called into question, raising concerns about identity fraud within Indigenous communities.
CNN investigates its own story and sets the record straight - Poynter
CNN's initial report about a prison release was misleading; the man was a former intelligence officer, not a typical prisoner.
Guatemalan journalist receives house arrest after two years behind bars
Jose Ruben Zamora has been placed under house arrest after more than 800 days in prison, signaling concerns over press freedom and judicial fairness in Guatemala.
Nigeria has detained a journalist who reported on corruption in a widening crackdown
Investigative journalist Daniel Ojukwu arrested and held without charge in Nigeria, sparking concerns for press freedom and safety.
PSNI and Met police unlawfully spied on two journalists, tribunal finds
The Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Metropolitan Police unlawfully spied on journalists, highlighting issues of press freedom and police oversight.
A Cambodian reporter who exposed scams is charged over online posts
Mech Dara's arrest for social media posts highlights ongoing suppression of press freedom in Cambodia.
Secret tribunal to hear claims police spied on Northern Ireland journalists
Allegations of UK police spying on journalists will be heard by an IPT, highlighting concerns about press freedom.
Birney and McCaffrey raised issues of potential misuse of surveillance powers by police and intelligence agencies in their case.
Guatemalan journalist receives house arrest after two years behind bars
Jose Ruben Zamora has been placed under house arrest after more than 800 days in prison, signaling concerns over press freedom and judicial fairness in Guatemala.
Nigeria has detained a journalist who reported on corruption in a widening crackdown
Investigative journalist Daniel Ojukwu arrested and held without charge in Nigeria, sparking concerns for press freedom and safety.
PSNI and Met police unlawfully spied on two journalists, tribunal finds
The Police Service of Northern Ireland and the Metropolitan Police unlawfully spied on journalists, highlighting issues of press freedom and police oversight.
A Cambodian reporter who exposed scams is charged over online posts
Mech Dara's arrest for social media posts highlights ongoing suppression of press freedom in Cambodia.
Secret tribunal to hear claims police spied on Northern Ireland journalists
Allegations of UK police spying on journalists will be heard by an IPT, highlighting concerns about press freedom.
Birney and McCaffrey raised issues of potential misuse of surveillance powers by police and intelligence agencies in their case.
Tuesday's Headlines: 'CPR = Crashes, Peril and Risk' Edition - Streetsblog New York City
Increased police chases in NYC are leading to more crashes, raising safety concerns in residential neighborhoods.
New York's 20 Most-Read Stories of 2024
Readers preferred personal narratives in 2024, with a focus on chronic illness, autism diagnosis, and intricate relationship dynamics amid a politically turbulent year.
Trump Picks Another Family Friend, Massad Boulos, for Middle East Adviser Position
Trump's Middle East advisor Massad Boulos lacks significant qualifications and wealth to fulfill the advisory role effectively.
Guardian wins features and sports prizes at British journalism ceremony
The Guardian won awards at the British Journalism Awards for both feature writing and sports journalism.
Guardian named news provider of the year with awards for four reporters
The Guardian has been named news provider of the year for 2023 at the British Journalism Awards.
The newspaper was praised for its investigative journalism, coverage of under-reported stories, and commitment to social justice and environmental change.
Guardian wins features and sports prizes at British journalism ceremony
The Guardian won awards at the British Journalism Awards for both feature writing and sports journalism.
Guardian named news provider of the year with awards for four reporters
The Guardian has been named news provider of the year for 2023 at the British Journalism Awards.
The newspaper was praised for its investigative journalism, coverage of under-reported stories, and commitment to social justice and environmental change.
My father, the serial killer: how April Balascio put her dad behind bars and broke free of her childhood
A daughter's quest for truth uncovers a possible connection between her father and a notorious cold case, revealing the complexities of her childhood.
How 'Serial' changed true crime and podcasting forever
Serial transformed the true crime genre with its investigative journalism approach, leading to a cultural phenomenon and a new wave of podcasting.
The brains behind QI bring you an Olympic-sized quiz show
The podcast 'In the Dark,' known for investigative journalism and acquired by Conde Nast/The New Yorker, returns with a new season exploring the killings of Iraqi civilians by US marines.
My father, the serial killer: how April Balascio put her dad behind bars and broke free of her childhood
A daughter's quest for truth uncovers a possible connection between her father and a notorious cold case, revealing the complexities of her childhood.
How 'Serial' changed true crime and podcasting forever
Serial transformed the true crime genre with its investigative journalism approach, leading to a cultural phenomenon and a new wave of podcasting.
The brains behind QI bring you an Olympic-sized quiz show
The podcast 'In the Dark,' known for investigative journalism and acquired by Conde Nast/The New Yorker, returns with a new season exploring the killings of Iraqi civilians by US marines.
California acts to preserve records detailing underground puppy market
California has halted the destruction of records related to the underground puppy market after an investigation exposed the issues with resellers and puppy mills.
Puppy pipeline: How we reported the story
The Times' investigation reveals the opaque practices surrounding dog importation to California, tracking 88,000 dogs since 2018.
Pigs beaten with pitchforks at farm linked to supermarket suppliers, footage shows
The Independent emphasizes the importance of investigative journalism in exposing animal welfare abuses at UK farms.
California acts to preserve records detailing underground puppy market
California has halted the destruction of records related to the underground puppy market after an investigation exposed the issues with resellers and puppy mills.
Puppy pipeline: How we reported the story
The Times' investigation reveals the opaque practices surrounding dog importation to California, tracking 88,000 dogs since 2018.
Pigs beaten with pitchforks at farm linked to supermarket suppliers, footage shows
The Independent emphasizes the importance of investigative journalism in exposing animal welfare abuses at UK farms.
Exclusive | Emmy-winning TV reporter Rachel Yonkunas abruptly fired after bosses shortchanged her- while male colleagues received plethora of support: bombshell suit
The firing of Emmy-winning reporter Rachel Yonkunas points to significant gender discrimination and unequal treatment in a male-dominated newsroom.
Warning issued to Black Friday shoppers over sneaky pricing tactics'
Many Black Friday deals may not offer real savings, as research shows most prices are comparable to previous periods.
Consumers should exercise caution and verify sale prices during Black Friday sales to avoid misleading promotions.
Matt Gaetz and Pete Hegseth Embroiled in Sexual Misconduct and Ethics Investigations
The intricate payola chart linked to Matt Gaetz reveals serious ethical concerns and alleged misconduct.
The investigation into Gaetz showcases the complexity of political corruption and the challenges of accountability.
Eric Adams, the Turken Foundation, and Medicaid Fraud
The importance of investigative journalism in uncovering truths about New York's criminal justice system.
Why criminal courts are still a black box for data journalists
The Marshall Project's Testify investigation revealed alarming judicial participation stats in Cuyahoga County, linking them to systemic racial disparities in criminal justice.
Eric Adams, the Turken Foundation, and Medicaid Fraud
The importance of investigative journalism in uncovering truths about New York's criminal justice system.
Why criminal courts are still a black box for data journalists
The Marshall Project's Testify investigation revealed alarming judicial participation stats in Cuyahoga County, linking them to systemic racial disparities in criminal justice.
Understanding internet trolling is vital for journalists to distinguish between genuine discourse and orchestrated harassment.
How the San Francisco Chronicle shone a bright light on the Honduran drug trade - Poynter
The successful project highlighted the deep connections between drug trafficking in Honduras and its impact on San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.
Brazilian police official chosen as the next head of Interpol
Valdecy Urquiza's election as Interpol chief marks a significant milestone in promoting diversity within global policing.
Exploiting Meta's weaknesses, deceptive political ads thrived on Facebook & Instagram in run-up to election
A network hijacked Adam Klotz's Facebook page to run deceptive ads featuring AI-generated voices of Trump and Biden, misleading users into sharing personal information.
Richard A. Fineberg, Relentless Skeptic of Alaska Pipeline, Dies at 83
Richard A. Fineberg's extensive research and advocacy significantly impacted the safety and regulation of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System over decades.
Israel has posted 1,200+ videos of air strikes. This visual investigation shows the view - and the costs - on the ground in Gaza.
The investigation reveals the power of social media in documenting and validating civilian impacts of military actions in Gaza.
What did Al Jazeera's investigation into Israeli war crimes in Gaza reveal?
The I-Unit's investigation utilizes social media posts from Israeli soldiers as evidence of potential war crimes, marking a significant moment in documenting modern warfare.
Israel has posted 1,200+ videos of air strikes. This visual investigation shows the view - and the costs - on the ground in Gaza.
The investigation reveals the power of social media in documenting and validating civilian impacts of military actions in Gaza.
What did Al Jazeera's investigation into Israeli war crimes in Gaza reveal?
The I-Unit's investigation utilizes social media posts from Israeli soldiers as evidence of potential war crimes, marking a significant moment in documenting modern warfare.
Maggie Haberman Says Trump Bombshell From Woodward Book Not Backed Up By Her Sources: Spoke To 20 People'
Maggie Haberman indicates that Trump's comments suggest he may want to create speculation about his relationship with Putin, despite her sources denying knowledge of calls.
The Trump Conviction: How an 8-Year Reporting Trail Connected the Dots
The Wall Street Journal's report on payoffs to Playboy model for silence played a significant role in uncovering Trump's hush-money scheme and subsequent conviction.
Donald Trump's Many Lucky Breaks
Trump's business success narrative is largely fictionalized and exaggerated, according to investigative reports over the years.
Trump Has 30 Days to Pay $450M in Fines and Penalties From Civil Fraud Case
Trump ordered to pay $450 million in fines for civil fraud case
Appeal unlikely to succeed as investigative journalist points out a pattern of lying to lenders
Donald Trump ordered to pay legal fees of Berkeley journalist over baseless suit
Former President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay nearly $400,000 in legal fees to The New York Times and three of its investigative reporters.
The lawsuit was filed by Trump after The New York Times published an investigation into his finances, revealing tax schemes and fraud behind his fortune.
The investigation was based on over 100,000 pages of documents, some obtained with the help of Trump's estranged niece, Mary Trump.
Maggie Haberman Says Trump Bombshell From Woodward Book Not Backed Up By Her Sources: Spoke To 20 People'
Maggie Haberman indicates that Trump's comments suggest he may want to create speculation about his relationship with Putin, despite her sources denying knowledge of calls.
The Trump Conviction: How an 8-Year Reporting Trail Connected the Dots
The Wall Street Journal's report on payoffs to Playboy model for silence played a significant role in uncovering Trump's hush-money scheme and subsequent conviction.
Donald Trump's Many Lucky Breaks
Trump's business success narrative is largely fictionalized and exaggerated, according to investigative reports over the years.
Trump Has 30 Days to Pay $450M in Fines and Penalties From Civil Fraud Case
Trump ordered to pay $450 million in fines for civil fraud case
Appeal unlikely to succeed as investigative journalist points out a pattern of lying to lenders
Donald Trump ordered to pay legal fees of Berkeley journalist over baseless suit
Former President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay nearly $400,000 in legal fees to The New York Times and three of its investigative reporters.
The lawsuit was filed by Trump after The New York Times published an investigation into his finances, revealing tax schemes and fraud behind his fortune.
The investigation was based on over 100,000 pages of documents, some obtained with the help of Trump's estranged niece, Mary Trump.
A tipster warned of a 'dysfunctional' hire at a local police department. That was an underestimate. - Poynter
Coffee City's police department has over a dozen officers with criminal backgrounds and a disproportionate number of officers for its small population.
Barbie workers suffer burnt hands and blistered skin in Chinese factory for 2p a doll
Mattel factories face serious accusations of bullying, harassment, and unsafe conditions for workers producing Barbie and other popular toys.
War crimes in Gaza I Al Jazeera Investigations
Al Jazeera's investigation reveals Israeli war crimes in Gaza through soldiers' digital posts, highlighting systemic violence and international complicity.
Food rating lies exposed by BBC secret recording
Businesses are frequently displaying inaccurate food hygiene ratings, misrepresenting their status and potentially committing fraud.
HBO Is Joining Search for Bitcoin's Satoshi. Past Attempts Haven't Turned Out Great.
The identity of Satoshi remains a mystery, with the crypto industry largely accepting this uncertainty to avoid potential risks.
The Journalist Who Cried Treason
Craig Unger believes he has evidence that reveals a historical political conspiracy surrounding the October surprise during the 1980 presidential election.
Putin's Secrets Always Come Out
Putin's private life is heavily guarded, yet recent investigative efforts have revealed extraordinary access to his inner circle, challenging his persona as a strongman.
"African media houses must do more investigative reporting to stay relevant"
Manasseh Azure Awuni is the editor-in-chief of The Fourth Estate, a nonprofit, public-interest, investigative journalism project in Ghana.
Awuni discusses how he and his colleagues launched The Fourth Estate, the investigations they've produced, and the media landscape in Ghana.
How amaBhungane has redefined investigative journalism in southern Africa
Investigative journalism played a crucial role in exposing corruption in South Africa's government, ensuring accountability and consequences for wrongdoings.
The risky task of investigating corruption in wartime Ukraine
Investigative journalism plays a critical role in exposing corruption and holding those in power accountable.
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Exposed Corruption In Eswatini
Eswatini's monarchy is implicated in international financial misconduct, obstructing democracy to preserve their operations.
Peruvian reporter who challenged political elite faces smear campaign
Gustavo Gorriti, a prominent journalist in Latin America known for uncovering government wrongdoing, is facing a criminal investigation and a smear campaign while battling aggressive lymphatic cancer.
WLRN, CBS News Miami clinch top prizes at the 2024 Esserman-Knight Journalism Awards
Investigative journalism recognized in South Florida's Esserman-Knight Journalism Awards.
"African media houses must do more investigative reporting to stay relevant"
Manasseh Azure Awuni is the editor-in-chief of The Fourth Estate, a nonprofit, public-interest, investigative journalism project in Ghana.
Awuni discusses how he and his colleagues launched The Fourth Estate, the investigations they've produced, and the media landscape in Ghana.
How amaBhungane has redefined investigative journalism in southern Africa
Investigative journalism played a crucial role in exposing corruption in South Africa's government, ensuring accountability and consequences for wrongdoings.
The risky task of investigating corruption in wartime Ukraine
Investigative journalism plays a critical role in exposing corruption and holding those in power accountable.
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Exposed Corruption In Eswatini
Eswatini's monarchy is implicated in international financial misconduct, obstructing democracy to preserve their operations.
Peruvian reporter who challenged political elite faces smear campaign
Gustavo Gorriti, a prominent journalist in Latin America known for uncovering government wrongdoing, is facing a criminal investigation and a smear campaign while battling aggressive lymphatic cancer.
WLRN, CBS News Miami clinch top prizes at the 2024 Esserman-Knight Journalism Awards
Investigative journalism recognized in South Florida's Esserman-Knight Journalism Awards.
Missouri AG's legal war against Media Matters shot down by federal judge
Judge halts Missouri AG's investigation of Media Matters, affirming journalists' rights against retaliatory legal actions.
Media Matters' reporting is protected, demonstrating no defamatory content in their published investigations.
Major Shen Yun Expose: Dancers Not Allowed to Get Treated for Medical Injuries, Paid Only $12,000 a Year
Shen Yun's high ticket sales conceal an exploitative system where performers are vastly underpaid and receive inadequate medical care.
Bizarre Project 2025 training video tells conservatives to stop saying "cisgender" - LGBTQ Nation
Project 2025 aims to shape conservative language and eliminate perceived 'left-wing' terms from political discourse.
WNYC's On The Media Names Micah Loewinger Co-Host - Podcaster News
Micah Loewinger appointed as co-host of On The Media, focusing on digital media's impact on politics, investigative journalism on right-wing groups, and various media-related stories.
Meet Our Summer 2024 Youth Reporting Interns
CLARIFY program empowers NYC high school students to report on local community issues through investigative journalism.
Paul Foot: A Life in Politics by Margaret Renn review revolutionary intellect or posh trot?
Paul Foot was a dedicated socialist journalist who vehemently opposed passivity and investigated injustices committed by governments.
Ally Markovich leaving Berkeleyside to pursue a master's program at Columbia
Ally Markovich is leaving Berkeleyside to pursue further education in journalism at Columbia University. She credits Berkeleyside for honing her reporting skills and is ready for more long-form writing opportunities.
On LawNext: How The Free Law Project Works to Expand Access to Legal Information, with Cofounder Michael Lissner
Free Law Project aims to democratize legal information through technology and data.
The nonprofit supports academic research, investigative journalism, and innovation within the legal field.
13 Podcasts We Can't Wait to Listen to in 2023
Podcast offerings in 2022 feature a mix of returning favorites and new shows, catering to a variety of interests.
New York Times Investigation Finds People Injured by COVID Vaccines Are Being 'Ignored'
The New York Times acknowledges COVID-19 vaccine injuries after years of dismissing related reports.
Exposing The Wild Ethical Lapses Of The Supreme Court Is Good For Your Career
Investigative journalism uncovers Supreme Court justices receiving undisclosed lavish gifts, influencing decisions and prompting the Court's first code of conduct.
How a Tiny Chicago News Organization Won 2 Pulitzers
The Invisible Institute, a Chicago newsroom, won the Pulitzer Prize for audio reporting for the podcast 'You Didn't See Nothin'.
Exposing The Wild Ethical Lapses Of The Supreme Court Is Good For Your Career
Investigative journalism uncovers Supreme Court justices receiving undisclosed lavish gifts, influencing decisions and prompting the Court's first code of conduct.
How a Tiny Chicago News Organization Won 2 Pulitzers
The Invisible Institute, a Chicago newsroom, won the Pulitzer Prize for audio reporting for the podcast 'You Didn't See Nothin'.
The Daily podcast offers transcripts for each episode the following workday.
News Shopper editor answers your questions
Investigative journalism is a priority at News Shopper with award-winning reporter Charles Thomson dedicated to in-depth investigations.
News Shopper ensures articles are proofread by content editors before being published, with some exceptions for breaking news situations.
Anthony Insolia, Who Led the Expansion of Newsday, Dies at 98
Anthony Insolia led Newsday through a period of expansion and investigative journalism, winning multiple Pulitzer Prizes.
The Arizona Project led by Insolia and others was a pioneering effort in collaborative journalism in response to the murder of reporter Don Bolles.
Does traditional media still have clout? London Press Club holds annual media debate
The debate addressed significance of traditional media in the digital age
Panelists emphasized the role of traditional media in storytelling and investigation in the digital era.
France denies supplying arms to Israel for Gaza war
France's defense minister denies supplying components for ammunition used by Israeli army in Gaza campaign.
Investigative journalists revealed Marseille-based firm Eurolinks sold Israel M27 links potentially used against civilians in Gaza.
Could troubling police, media response to Charles Stuart murder happen again? - Harvard Gazette
Reignited racial tensions after a crime in 1989 still affect the Black community in Boston.
Investigative journalists revisit a 35-year-old case involving a murder and racial tensions in Boston.
Ken Vogel Covers Up Rudy Giuliani and His Alleged Russian Spies - emptywheel
Ken Vogel joins Hunter Biden beat
Struggle with basic details about the investigation
The 61 Best True Crime Podcasts of All Time - Discover the Best Podcasts | Discover Pods
True crime podcasts have surged in popularity due to their appeal of mystery and storytelling.
The success of 'Serial' in 2014 significantly influenced the rise of true crime podcasts.
Journalist says commie sl**' account was set up in her name by far right
Investigative journalist Sian Norris was targeted by far-right trolls who created pornography profiles in her name to silence her coverage of their anti-feminist subculture.
Norris believes that deepfake images may have been used to create these accounts, raising concerns about the use of manipulated explicit content without consent.
The traditional wife movement, which Norris reported on, involves couples conforming to ultra-conservative gender roles and has garnered attention in far-right circles.
When WikiLeaks and Assange entered the newsroom: A basement, thousands of documents and hours of research
The 2010 WikiLeaks collaboration with major newspapers redefined investigative journalism and highlighted the need for secure communication and collaboration processes.
Legal rigor meets journalistic inquiry to yield groundbreaking investigations
Mixed-mandate investigations are gaining momentum in journalism, combining OSINT investigations and legal practice.
Collaborative efforts between journalism, NGOs, and legal initiatives will prioritize ethical considerations in pursuit of truth and accountability.
When WikiLeaks and Assange entered the newsroom: A basement, thousands of documents and hours of research
The 2010 WikiLeaks collaboration with major newspapers redefined investigative journalism and highlighted the need for secure communication and collaboration processes.
Legal rigor meets journalistic inquiry to yield groundbreaking investigations
Mixed-mandate investigations are gaining momentum in journalism, combining OSINT investigations and legal practice.
Collaborative efforts between journalism, NGOs, and legal initiatives will prioritize ethical considerations in pursuit of truth and accountability.