All articles tagged with #investigative journalism
Originally Published 12 days ago — by ProPublica
ProPublica published 25 in-depth investigations over the past year covering topics such as delayed justice in Alaska, federal health agency cuts, drug pricing, online extremism, and public health crises, highlighting systemic issues and accountability.
Originally Published 22 days ago — by Rolling Stone
The article reviews the top 10 documentaries of 2025, highlighting a diverse range of topics from American independence and Black art to investigative journalism, political history, and personal stories, emphasizing their relevance to current social and political issues.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by CBS News
An Italian investigative journalist, Sigfrido Ranucci, had his car destroyed by a bomb outside his home, in an attack linked to his reporting on organized crime, prompting widespread condemnation and concerns over press freedom in Italy.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Guardian
Cover-Up, a documentary by Laura Poitras about journalist Seymour Hersh, chronicles his career uncovering US government misconduct over six decades, blending personal history with significant investigative reports and archival footage, highlighting the persistent fight for truth and accountability.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The New York Times
Ethan Hawke stars as a gritty Tulsa journalist in 'The Lowdown,' a noir series exploring corruption, local history, and the fight for truth, emphasizing the importance of local journalism and community character.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The New York Times
Ethan Hawke stars as a gritty Tulsa journalist in FX's 'The Lowdown,' a noir series that depicts his relentless pursuit of truth through physical and emotional hardships, set against a backdrop of corruption and power struggles in Oklahoma.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by NBC Sports
ESPN has assured NFL reporters that their coverage will remain unchanged despite the NFL acquiring a 10% stake in ESPN, though the increased partnership raises concerns about potential influence on journalism and editorial independence in the long term.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by NPR
Bill Moyers, a renowned TV journalist and former White House press secretary known for his influential public television programs and investigative work, died at 91 in New York after a long illness. His career spanned journalism, public service, and media, earning him numerous awards and recognition for his contributions to journalism and public discourse.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Bill Moyers, a renowned TV journalist and former White House press secretary known for his influential PBS programs and investigative work, died at age 91 in New York City, leaving a legacy of humanist and probing journalism recognized with numerous awards.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by PBS
Bill Moyers, a renowned journalist and former White House press secretary known for his influential work on public television and investigative journalism, died at age 91 in New York after a long illness. His career spanned government, media, and public broadcasting, where he produced acclaimed series that explored a wide range of social and political issues, earning numerous awards and honors.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Variety
The 85th Peabody Awards highlighted the importance of investigative journalism, public media, and democratic norms, with winners addressing issues like police brutality, rural healthcare, and media's power to influence change. Lorne Michaels received a lifetime achievement award for 'Saturday Night Live,' and there were calls to support public media and oppose federal funding cuts. The event also honored impactful documentaries and journalists, emphasizing the role of media in holding power to account and fostering societal progress.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Yahoo
The 85th Peabody Awards highlighted concerns over threats to democracy, media funding, and social justice, with notable speeches from Lorne Michaels of SNL and investigative reporters emphasizing the power of media to inspire change and uphold democratic values.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KCRA Sacramento
A year-long KCRA 3 investigation reveals the severe sex trafficking problem in Sacramento, highlighting the struggles of survivors, the inefficacy of current laws, and the efforts of law enforcement and advocates. The documentary underscores the need for stronger legislation, such as SB 14, to combat trafficking and protect victims, while also addressing the systemic issues that allow traffickers to exploit vulnerable individuals.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Democracy Now!
The New York Times is facing scrutiny over a controversial article alleging that Hamas weaponized sexual violence, with an internal investigation underway to identify the source behind leaked information about its coverage of Israel and Gaza. The article, published in December, has been criticized for major discrepancies and reliance on questionable sources, including an inexperienced reporter and an Israeli filmmaker with no prior reporting experience. The Intercept's investigation further questions the Times' reporting process and the credibility of the article's claims, prompting a leak investigation within the paper. The Times stands by the accuracy of its reporting, but concerns about journalistic ethics and evidence gathering persist.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Intercept
The New York Times assigned Israeli filmmaker Anat Schwartz, her partner’s nephew Adam Sella, and veteran reporter Jeffrey Gettleman to investigate sexual violence by Hamas on October 7 in the Gaza Strip. Schwartz, lacking investigative journalism experience, faced challenges in conducting the investigation and expressed reluctance due to her lack of qualifications. The resulting report, "‘Screams Without Words’: How Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence on Oct. 7," galvanized the Israeli war effort but faced skepticism from within the Times. Schwartz's recent social media activity has sparked controversy, and questions have been raised about the evidence and sources used in the reporting.