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What the genuflection of billionaires means for the press.

What a new court ruling might mean for independent local news.

Post-election, my newsletter saw a big dip. It is not alone.

A new movie looks back on a journalistic feat in 1972.

After years of engagement with immigrant communities in New York, a site is spreading its reach to newsrooms across the country.

The decade since the attack on a French satirical magazine.

Two young content creators filmed the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Both say they are journalists. Why did the government prosecute one and not the other?

On the changing media fortunes of Jimmy Carter.

The billionaire class has proved itself a poor steward of media. Journalists must redouble their efforts to expose the threat to democracy.

Last year, Israel suspended Al Jazeera. Now the Palestinian Authority has done likewise.

Since Oct. 7, journalists for the American Jewish press have watched their community fracture while wondering how—or even if—they can put back the pieces.

If journalists don’t explain how the system works, others will.

CJR’s staff on the trends they’ll be following in the year ahead.

Looking back on a busy year for CJR’s revamped podcast.

Looking back on CJR’s coverage of the media business and press freedom in 2024.