You'll be told: "Everyone knows that" or "This is simply the way things are done". But do some research and you might discover that things are different.

The world's most prestigious prize is awarded each year for efforts towards world peace. But figuring out who gets it? That's cause for strife.

For years, international mining companies have extracted raw cobalt from communities and villages across the DRC and ...

So much information bombards us. But to sort it all out we can turn to ethical journalists and reliable news sites.

So many people avoid reading news they expect to be depressing. But checking in with established journalists might just help ...

Some promising new drugs have been shown to prevent new HIV infections. But for now, it seems, they go only to countries that can pay. Activists protest the limited access to lenacapavir in front of ...

In India and across the world, journalists are finding that they must please a robot before they can get their story to an audience. This article was produced exclusively for News Decoder’s global ...

The world pummels teens with information and disinformation and expects them to sort it all out. And you are surprised when they just want to check out? A teen scrolls through social media.

Extreme weather events are forcing people out of their homes around the world. How can we better prepare for these population shifts? Editor’s note: It is estimated that wildfires that continue to ...

An invisible glue holding the universe together and launching telescopes into orbit: Those ideas came from women who elbowed their way into astronomy. At the end of August, NASA will launch a ...

Journalism seems old school. But the skills needed to be a good journalist are what many companies want for today’s jobs. A hiring director asks a job candidate if she has experience working with ...

Bombs fly after a cease-fire is announced in wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. Are these announcements real steps towards peace or just a distraction? This article was produced exclusively for News ...