Midterm elections are drawing near in the U.S., and at the Pulitzer Center, our annual Local Letters for Global Change ...

Mecklenburg County’s Black voters were all but ignored in 1965. But legislation signed into law that year by President Lyndon ...

Bolsonaro edges past Lula as Brazil vote goes to run-off Right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro pulled off a surprise first-place finish ahead of leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in Sunday's ...

More than £370m has been invested into mCDR in the past five years. Where is the money going, and why? At this year's Carbon ...

Two Pulitzer Center-supported projects, three stories, and a short film won 2026 Covering Climate ...

For approximately 2 billion people around the world, sustained and stable access to food is anything but guaranteed. Insecurity results from climate change, conflict and displacement, urban ...

The Christian Science Monitor in Publications - ‘I Don’t Know If He Is Alive’: In Sudan, Love in a Time of War ...

Jana Rose Schleis is a reporter and producer at KBIA, mid-Missouri’s NPR station. She covers agriculture, energy, infrastructure, and rural communities. At KBIA, Schleis covers state and regional ...

Anuj Behal is an independent journalist and researcher based in India whose work lies at the intersection of urban injustice, human rights, diaspora and migration, climate change, and inequality. His ...

Image An illegal copper mining area in the Carajás region, southeastern Pará, in Brazil. From the story "Mining Rush for ...

Composite image by Mika Tennekoon. Recurring exposés reveal massive gaps in drug safety in India’s pharma industry, as regulatory failures, lax laws, loopholes and lobbying leave millions in India, ...

In a bid to capture valuable resources, outsiders are vying for Indigenous territories in the... Connections to nature remain integral to the lifestyle of Indigenous Filipinos. Image courtesy of Signe ...