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Sam Bankman-Fried speaks at a microphone

ProPublica to Return $1.6 Million in Funds to Sam Bankman-Fried’s Foundation

ProPublica will return $1.6 million in funds back to Sam Bankman-Fried's family foundation. Sam Bankman-Fried's family foundation was slated to give $5 million to ProPublica over three years.
By Rachyl Jones

ProPublica Managing Editor Robin Fields Will Step Down and Return To Investigative Reporting

Fields, who began at ProPublica as a reporter in 2008, was recognized for her coverage of dialysis in the United States as a finalist for a National Magazine Award.
By Isabella Simonetti

How a Trump Tax Cut Saved Billionaire Rival Michael Bloomberg More Money Than Anyone Else

Billionaire Michael Bloomberg may not have advocated for this Trump Tax Cut, but a new report shows that he saved more money than any other American.
By Observer Staff

We Didn’t Need a Truly Awful Facebook Group to Know How Bad Border Patrol Agents Can Be

By Chris Roberts
When will Trump post an angry tweet about the Pulitzers?

This Year’s List of Pulitzer Prize Winners Is Dominated by Trump Stories

By John Bonazzo
A woman photographs a window display of the Apple watch during the unveiling of the new and highly anticipated product at Saint-Honore street in Paris on September 30, 2014. AFP PHOTO / LOIC VENANCE (Photo credit should read LOIC VENANCE/AFP/Getty Images)

9 Reasons Consumer Reports’ Privacy Standard Will Make Tech Giants Spaz

By Brady Dale
RealClearInvestigations will report stories, and also call the media to account.

RealClearInvestigations Wants to Be the Media’s ‘Aggregator and Ombudsman’

By John Bonazzo
Aral Balkan speaks at DOKU:TECH.

A Clickbait Site’s Trackers Cost the USA $4M in Data Monthly, Entrepreneur Says

By Brady Dale
American Media Institute

Media Veterans Get in on the Nonprofit News Boom

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
A fishing boat lies among the tsunami rubble at Otsuchi town in Iwate. (Photo: TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA/AFP/Getty Images)

The Center for Disaster Philanthropy Aids Donors When Crisis Strikes

By Sarah Murray

<em>New York Times</em> Tacks on Two for Social Media, Values People Who Know Their Way Around Reddit

By Foster Kamer

Morning Feed: Mediaite’s New Editor, The Daily’s Webby Campaign, ProPublica Swag

By Foster Kamer
ProPublica staff celebrate winning the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting. Credit: Dan Nguyen/ProPublica.

Seriose Investigative Journalism Outfit Seeks Social Media Editor

By Adrianne Jeffries

SEC Investigates JPMorgan and Evil Magnetar

By Mike Taylor

Highlights of ProPublica's CDO Epic: Fake Demand, Comic Strip, Auto-Tune

By Max Abelson

Shelling Out the Big Bucks at ProPublica

By Zeke Turner

Journalism’s Not-For-Profit Arm is Growing! ProPublica Hires, NPR Has Record Ratings

By Zeke Turner

Massive Times Mag Katrina Piece Could Be Book

By Leon Neyfakh

Times, ProPublica Journos Get $719,500 for DocumentCloud

By Gillian Reagan

Lineup for February 18th, 2009

By haber

ProPublica’s 60 Minutes of Infamy?

By John Koblin

Meet Joaquin Sapien, and the Entire Staff of ProPublica!

By John Koblin

Resumes Flood Steiger’s Maverick Venture; How About Some Big Names?

By John Koblin
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