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Local News Deserts: What a Town Loses When Its Paper Dies
The civic costs of shuttered newsrooms, and the nonprofit workarounds now trying to fill the gap.

The civic costs of shuttered newsrooms, and the nonprofit workarounds now trying to fill the gap.

Most world news in local papers starts life as agency copy. Here is how the supply chain behind the headlines actually works.

A visible corrections policy is not a weakness in a newsroom. It is the cheapest way to find out whether one can be trusted.

Packing, cracking and mid-decade redraws: what district lines actually do to election results.

A monthly poll of households, built on sampling and weighted questions, has become one of the most watched numbers in finance. Here is how it is made, and why traders care.