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When applying to business journalism internships, stress the basics not the finance: NAHJ panel
Breaking into business journalism can be challenging for aspiring journalists, especially when it comes to landing a coveted internship. But the good news is that
Behind the curtain of medical debt, here’s where reporters can look for stories on the national issue
Medical debt affects one in four people in the United States, yet there is a lack of transparency about the inner workings of the collection
From Maine to Arizona, public libraries are rethinking the workplace
“The office” is becoming harder to define in the post-COVID era. For some workers, it is a desk in the corner of a living room
Private equity and the U.S. health system
Private equity has grown in the U.S. healthcare system, with firms investing in hospitals, physician practices, healthcare real estate and other parts of healthcare organizations.
Lead Poisoning Probe and Mexico Surveillance Exposé Top 2026 Barlett and Steele Awards
An investigation tracing toxic lead from Nigerian recycling plants into the supply chains of some of the world’s best-known carmakers, and an exposé of Mexico’s
Video games are getting harder, sometimes impossible, to preserve, academics say
Libraries don’t just collect historical artifacts, books and movies. Over the decades, archivists have also stored digital gaming software and trending video game titles. But
