After raid and arrest, Russian journalist ‘will just keep doing my job,’ he says

‘Downward spiral’ of press freedom echoes in ABC police raid in Australia

On World Press Freedom Day, ‘a wake-up call’ as violence toward journalists rises worldwide

Maria Ressa says journalism is democracy’s ‘first line of defense’ and Rappler won’t back down

An environmental newspaper fights for press freedom in the Russian Arctic

‘Deadly day’ at Maryland newspaper mirrors dangers for journalists around the world

Denmark to seek life sentence for inventor who killed journalist Kim Wall

How journalists corroborate sexual harassment and assault claims

The car bomb and the journalist: the murder that showed the ‘Two Maltas’

Wikitribune will rely on a broad online community of journalists and readers as fact checkers

Russian journalists’ advice to US reporters: ‘Don’t be nervous’ and ‘keep working’

Bonus: Teaching China’s next generation of journalists to question everything

The Guardian turns to climate advocacy to force change

Will the next David Foster Wallace be a robot?

A goodbye…and thanks…to the ‘News Dissector’

9 stories that show how to make things better

With a film under his belt, Jon Stewart considers his future and admits The Daily Show is ‘not forever’

If you’re a kidnapped American hoping for help from the government, ‘that isn’t going to happen’

Ralph Steadman helped make Hunter S. Thompson famous — and endured his ‘fond torture’

Harrison Ford joins Tom Friedman as climate change correspondents in a new Showtime documentary series

This is a message for US drone pilots: we are not bugs

Helen Thomas retires after nearly 50 years as White House correspondent

It’s getting harder to find independent media in Russia

The court trial begins in Egypt for three Al-Jazeera journalists

A colleague and friend works to finish slain journalist Daniel Pearl’s story

Three journalists remain in an Egyptian prison, charged with reporting ‘false news’

Three lessons from my year reporting on a South African high school

A journalist killed in Syria is remembered for his keen eye

Here are The World newsroom’s favorite stories and conversations of 2013

Here’s a glimpse into PRI’s The World’s newsroom the day Mandela died

The British editor who published the Snowden files defends his newspaper before Parliament

First toilet paper, now Venezuela is running out of newsprint

Must read? Book tells haunting story of doctors allegedly euthanizing their patients

National Geographic celebrates 125 years of iconic photography

Pennsylvania farmers disappointed with fracking returns

Shrinking Natural Gas Royalties

Renata Adler Is Back in the Spotlight

The Story Behind Snowden’s Leaks

Olivia Wilde discusses new Kristof documentary ‘Half the Sky’

Former New York Times executive editor remembers colleague Anthony Shadid

Journalism in the digital age

Women and global economic and political stability

Liquid coal: Energy source of the future for your car?

“The Forever War”

The next great global industry

Newspapers in financial trouble

The Democratic Nominee

‘To the Point’: Democrats Stuck in the Mud

Afghanistan’s ‘Little America’ Experiment: ‘Mad Men in the Mud’

‘Top Secret America’: How Safe Are We?

A Pulitzer for the Climate

Boston Marathon Bombing: Many Unanswered Questions

Applying for Jobs? Try Inventing a Job Instead

Dear Abby Author Dies at 94

New York Times to Close Its Environmental Desk

Presidential Leadership and the Origins of the “Kill List”

Why Mexican Journalists Fear Doing Their Jobs

Thomas Kinkade and the Democratization of Art

Nicholas Kristof on Fighting Child Sex Trafficking

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