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Investigative reporting is the central purpose of ProPublica, an American nonprofit newsroom focused on abuses of power and matters of public interest. Its stories often examine how institutions operate and how their decisions affect people. Reporters combine interviews and documentary evidence with...
Investigating abuses and using the findings to press for change are central to Human Rights Watch. The international nongovernmental organization produces detailed reporting on human-rights violations, including war crimes and restrictions on civil liberties. Its researchers gather evidence to descr...
Based in Britain with an international readership, The Guardian combines daily news coverage with investigations and a substantial opinion section. Its editorial outlook is broadly progressive, and environmental reporting and questions of social justice are prominent parts of its coverage. That pers...
The Daily, produced by The New York Times, is a daily news podcast delivering in-depth reporting on a single, significant story. Hosted by Michael Barbaro, the podcast features interviews with journalists, experts, and individuals involved in the news. It provides a concise and accessible way to sta...
Wells was a pioneering investigative journalist and fierce anti-lynching activist. Her meticulous research debunked the myth of the 'happy slave' and exposed the systemic brutality of racial violence in the South. Her journalism provided irrefutable evidence that fueled national outrage and legislat...
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What leads the Investigative Reporting ranking?
ProPublica currently leads the Investigative Reporting results with a displayed score of 9.24/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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