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The 144 pages that link to Investigative journalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Television news in the United StatesRelated: Television investigations use interviews and visual evidence to explain concealed public-interest issues.

• 60 MinutesRelated: Many segments use extended reporting to expose misconduct or challenge official accounts.

• Katharine GrahamNarrower topic: The Post’s Watergate work under Graham’s stewardship became a landmark of this reporting.

• Open-source intelligenceRelated: Journalists use OSINT techniques to verify claims and trace public records.

• Bob WoodwardNarrower topic: Woodward’s work is a prominent example of this reporting practice.

• Business journalismRelated: Investigations expose corporate misconduct, financial deception, and failures of oversight.

• Carl BernsteinNarrower topic: Bernstein’s Watergate work is a prominent example of this reporting practice.

• Freedom of Information ActNarrower topic: Reporters use agency records to document government actions and inform public investigations.

• The Afghanistan PapersNarrower topic: The Post’s reporting turned a large government archive into a public account of the war.

• The Village VoiceNarrower topic: The paper’s political investigations helped define its public-service reputation.

• WikiLeaksNarrower topic: WikiLeaks' document releases often depended on journalistic verification and interpretation.

• Alexei NavalnyNarrower topic: Navalny’s video investigations relied on this method to publicize alleged official corruption.

• Ben BradleeNarrower topic: Bradlee’s newsroom became a prominent model for this form of reporting.

• Gonzo journalismCompared with: Gonzo foregrounds personal experience, while investigative work is defined by evidentiary inquiry.

• Ida TarbellNarrower topic: Tarbell’s Standard Oil series became a prominent model of sustained corporate investigation.

• Los Angeles TimesRelated: The Times uses this form to expose concealed conduct and hold institutions accountable.

• Media sensationalismCompared with: Its emphasis on evidence and explanation contrasts with attention-first exaggeration.

• Newspaper journalismBroader topic: It extends newspaper reporting beyond immediate events to evidence hidden from public view.

• Pulitzer Prize for Public ServiceNarrower topic: Many Public Service winners use investigation to reveal concealed institutional failures.

• San Francisco ChronicleNarrower topic: The Chronicle's investigations have exposed wrongdoing and influenced public policy.

• The Sunday TimesNarrower topic: The newspaper is known for investigations that have prompted public scrutiny and debate.

• Watchdog journalismNarrower topic: Watchdog reporting uses sustained investigation to expose conduct that institutions would prefer to keep hidden.

• Harper's MagazineNarrower topic: Harper’s has published sustained investigations of institutions, policy, and political power.

• News analysisCompared with: Investigation chiefly establishes previously hidden facts; analysis chiefly interprets reported developments.

• Radio documentaryRelated: Audio documentaries can make complex investigations vivid through interviews and recorded evidence.

• Walter WhiteNarrower topic: White’s undercover investigations supplied evidence and stories for campaigns against racial violence.

• Anna PolitkovskayaRelated: Her reporting relied on documenting evidence and interviewing people affected by abuses.

• Chicago Sun-TimesRelated: The paper has used investigations to expose misconduct and public-interest failures.

• Freedom of information lawRelated: Reporters use access requests to obtain records that inform investigations.

• French journalismNarrower topic: It is a reporting method practiced across French outlets and national media systems.

• Ralph NaderRelated: Nader’s campaigns relied on detailed investigations to make corporate and regulatory failures public.

• Ronan FarrowNarrower topic: Farrow’s major investigations use this form to document allegations and institutional responses.

• Vanity FairRelated: Some of the magazine's political and cultural features use investigative reporting.

• Bloomberg NewsRelated: Its investigations extend Bloomberg News beyond routine market updates.

• Der SpiegelNarrower topic: This reporting practice is central to Der Spiegel’s public identity.

• Entertainment journalismRelated: Investigations can expose misconduct, labor conditions, or institutional power in entertainment.

• Jacob RiisNarrower topic: Riis’s visits to poor districts and publication of findings exemplify this reporting method.

• KleptocracyRelated: Cross-border investigations have traced assets and documented networks linked to public theft.

• Mark FeltNarrower topic: The reporters tested Felt’s tips against independent evidence rather than relying on his claims alone.

• NewsweekRelated: Such reporting has shaped Newsweek's coverage of public affairs.

• Periodical literatureRelated: Periodicals give investigative reporting a recurring platform for publication and response.

• Rachel MaddowRelated: Her programs and documentary projects often build extended, document-based political narratives.

• Seymour HershNarrower topic: Hersh’s major stories exemplify its use of sources, documents, and persistent verification.

• Christiane AmanpourRelated: Her reporting has used direct testimony and on-the-ground evidence to scrutinize power.

• Die ZeitRelated: Its investigations have contributed to Die Zeit’s public influence and journalistic reputation.

• Glenn GreenwaldNarrower topic: Greenwald’s Snowden work used document analysis and source reporting characteristic of this practice.

• James Gordon Bennett Sr.Related: The Herald’s reporting included energetic investigation, though its practices differed from later professional standards.

• John OliverRelated: The program borrows investigative methods to explain subjects beyond the week’s headlines.

• Le FigaroRelated: Original investigations form one part of the reporting published alongside Le Figaro’s commentary.

• News mediaBroader topic: Long-form investigations show how newsroom resources can expose concealed conduct.