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. [ more ]
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. [ more ]
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. [ more ]
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. [ more ]
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. [ more ]
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. [ more ]
Russian convicted over journalist Anna Politkovskaya's murder pardoned
A man convicted for his role in the killing of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya has been pardoned after fighting in Ukraine.
The killing of Politkovskaya triggered an outcry in the West and highlighted the dangers of reporting in Russia under Putin.
The European Court of Human Rights found that authorities had failed to adequately investigate and find the person or persons who had ordered the murder. [ more ]