Print editions of newspapers and magazines have taken significant hits across the world as financial setbacks caused by COVID-19 rip through newsrooms. Will they disappear after the pandemic? Reporting from The Journalism Crisis Project

At the grass roots, some journalists are trying to answer fake news with the real thing, but they need help.

There is still hope for the rise of more local publications to report the local issues with integrity.

As newsrooms disappear, veteran older reporters are being forced from the profession. That’s bad for journalism — and democracy.

Bill Moyers speaks with former FCC commissioner Michael Copps about the effect a new FCC proposal could have on our news and our democracy.

The FCC's proposal to relax media ownership rules is eerily reminiscent of a similar effort -- and consequential public outrage -- five years ago.

How big money and big media have coupled to create a ‘Disney World’ of democracy. Plus, a Bill Moyers Essay on Rep. Allen West (R-FL) and McCarthyism.

The Norman Lear Center's Marty Kaplan says taking news out of the journalism box and placing it in the entertainment box is hurting democracy.

A hard look at how local broadcasters cover politics; the success or failure of the 9-11 commission; and a look ahead at the 2004 Democratic Convention.