Journalists sometimes research for months and interview dozens of sources just to lose their audience in the first paragraph by failing to capture their attention. Mistakes like jargon, grammatical errors, and lack of clarity can sneak their way in, leading to unclear writing and confused readers. This can be fixed by workshopping leads and nut grafs with punchier language, engaging quotes, and cutting straight to the action.

Tariffs have dominated global headlines, causing a sense of whiplash for journalists and audiences. Here are tips for covering the trade war

A bit of news from our Global Business Journalism program, the GBJ summer leadership and journalism training program in the United States.