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Resources to help journalists cover the 2024 US election Our 2024 election collection includes resources to help you cover surveys and opinion polls, voting issues, election administration issues, ...

Fake news and fact-checking: 7 studies you should know about We spotlight seven research studies published in 2019 that examine fake news from multiple angles, including what makes fact-checking most ...

The inequality of telework: 5 studies you should know about These five studies offer insight on who gets to telework, how telework can help prevent the spread of respiratory illness, key concepts ...

What the research says about the characteristics of unsafe traffic intersections and crosswalk designs that can improve pedestrian safety.

Americans who share fake news on social media may not lack media literacy. Chances are they don't stop to check accuracy, a study suggests.

Proof News founder Julia Angwin on trust in journalism, the scientific method and the future of AI and the news Some news organizations have used generative AI, but the utility of AI in journalism is ...

5 basic things journalists need to know about polls and surveys Want to learn about the benefits and pitfalls of poll and survey research? Read on for insights from a political scientist, a social ...

A lot of academic research exists behind paywalls. We outline eight ways reporters can get free access to high-quality scholarship.

Rent control and stabilization policies: 4 studies to know U.S. cities are increasingly turning to rent regulation ordinances to help tenants stay in their homes. Is that a good idea? Here's what the ...

How neighborhoods fare when institutional investors buy single-family homes: A research roundup Since the Great Recession, the single-family home rental market has flourished in the Southeast and ...

Don’t say ‘prove’: How to report on the conclusiveness of research findings This tip sheet explains why it's rarely accurate for news stories to report that a new study proves anything — even when a ...