ProPublica

Nonprofit journalism outlet

ProPublica is an American nonprofit news organization focused on investigative journalism in the public interest.

Founded in 2008, it produces in-depth reporting on government, business, and institutional accountability, often in partnership with other news outlets.

ProPublica has won multiple Pulitzer Prizes and makes most of its work freely available: The story was a ProPublica investigation.

journalism

investigative

Devoted to examination

Pulitzer · data journalism · public interest · longform · newsroom · editor · correspondent · beat · scoop · headline

transparency

disclosure

Act of revealing information

sunshine laws · accountability · document leak · redaction · database · open source · access · visibility · scrutiny · oversight

democracy

corruption

Dishonest abuse of power

  • powerEnergy transfer rate
  • justiceFair treatment under law
  • reformImprove by correcting faults

civic · public trust · truth · governance · election · voting · politicians · inequality · institutions · civil rights

nonprofit

501(c)(3)

Nonprofit tax classification

philanthropy · endowment · tax-exempt · charitable · fundraising · mission-driven · public benefit · independent · nonpartisan · supporter

Opposites
profit motive/ownership structure

ProPublicaNews Corp

Global media holding company

journalistic mission/accountability orientation

ProPublicastate media

Government-run news organizations

corporate communications · Xinhua · sponsored content · native advertising · puff pieces

ideological positioning

ProPublicaThe Federalist

Essays advocating constitutional ratification

Fox News · Newsmax · New York Post · conservative media · National Review

Family

pro

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Mostly American · Concrete · Rated G