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A portion of an infographic associated with the STAT Failure to Report investigation

Storygram: Charles Piller’s “Failure to Report”

Roxanne Khamsi

Melinda Wenner Moyer Tracks Drug-Resistant Bacteria from Farm to Table

Jeanne Erdmann

A close up of a globe and a metal meridian running around it.

Why Is It So Hard for Foreign Journalists to Break into U.S. and European Outlets?

Rodrigo Pérez Ortega

Maggie Koerth

Maggie-Koerth Baker Untangles the Story behind Trump’s False Claims of Immigrant Voter Fraud

Jeanne Erdmann

Two women stand close to each other. One in a pink sweater and glasses is holding papers and smiling at the other woman. She is wearing glasses and a blue top. She is smiling in the direction of the camera and has facial features commonly seen in Down syndrome.

Writing Well about Disability

Rachel Zamzow

A Day in the Life of Alicia Chang

TON Editors

A young woman sits on a denim beanbag looking at a laptop. On the table in front is a cellphone and a plant.

Going Digital: Inside New Science Journalism Outlets

Rachel Zamzow

A pair of black spectacles resting on an unreadable printed page of text that includes a table.

How to Do a Close Read

Siri Carpenter

A close-up photo of a compass sitting on a map.

The Intern’s Survival Guide

Rachael Lallensack

A photo of some presumably edible compounds on a square plate. There is a spoon to each side of the plate.

Storygram: Maria Konnikova’s “Altered Tastes”

Molly Birnbaum

A colorful South African fabric pattern showing science-inspired drawings in red, blue, green, yellow, and black.

Decolonizing Science Writing in South Africa

Sibusiso Biyela

A Day in the Life of Virginia Hughes

TON Editors

A flooded street and an emergency team on a boat filled with sandbags.

Interviewing Sources about Traumatic Experiences

Sophie Hardach

Photo of a whale and her calf swimming, seen from above.

Storygram: Ed Yong’s “North Atlantic Right Whales Are Dying in Horrific Ways”

Nadia Drake

Sam Kean on Using History to Humanize Science

Greg Miller

A Day in the Life of Jane J. Lee

TON Editors

A transmission electron micrography of viral particles, colorized in red and green, with a black background.

COVID-19 Reporting Diaries: March 25–31, 2020

Shira Feder