Minhee Cho
ProPublica
New York, NY, United States
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Reporting Lessons From the Front Lines
Podcast: New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski talks about the most memorable moments from his career, including his work on the Eliot Spitzer prostitution scandal and his recent run-in with presidential candidate Donald Trump. → Read More
‘Half Bemused, Half Really Afraid’: What It’s Like Reporting on the High Seas
Podcast: New York Times reporter Ian Urbina talks about his latest series, “The Outlaw Ocean.” → Read More
Why We’re Investigating the Impact of Agent Orange
Podcast: Some 2.6 million Vietnam veterans are thought to have been exposed to Agent Orange, but for many, the fight for health benefits continues. → Read More
‘Firestone and the Warlord’ Nominated for Two Emmy Awards
ProPublica is an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest. → Read More
A Soldier on the Mob Beat
Podcast: Jerry Capeci, Gang Land columnist and longtime reporter for the New York Daily News, on how he began exclusively covering the mob. → Read More
Inside an HIV Epidemic
Podcast: ProPublica's Charles Ornstein talks with WTHR's Bob Segall about southeast Indiana's recent HIV outbreak, the largest in state history, and how much it will cost taxpayers. → Read More
Three ProPublica Finalists in 2015 Gerald Loeb Awards
Reporters Jesse Eisinger, T. Christian Miller and Paul Kiel are among those honored for their distinguished business and financial reporting. → Read More
‘Firestone and the Warlord’ Wins RFK Journalism Award
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MuckReads Podcast: The Challenge of Covering Characters Who Won’t Talk
On ProPublica's latest podcast, author Masha Gessen talks about covering the Boston Marathon bombers, Vladimir Putin, and the challenges of telling a story without access to the main characters. → Read More
Four ProPublica Finalists in GEN’s Data Journalism Awards
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Named NABJ’s Journalist of the Year
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ProPublica Wins Two Education Writers Association Awards
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ProPublica Wins Health Journalism and Design Awards
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Three ProPublica Finalists in Scripps Howard Competition
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MuckReads Podcast: Tom Robbins on His ‘Perry Mason Moment’
In part two of our conversation, tales from a long investigative journalism career, including a decision to break confidentiality. → Read More
‘Segregation Now’ Selected as Finalist for Silver Gavel Awards
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ProPublica and NPR Win Alliance for Women in Media Award
Our joint investigation examining the Pentagon's failing efforts to locate and identify fallen soldiers has won a Gracie Award for outstanding investigative feature. → Read More
Podcast: Uber’s Dodgy Drunk Driving Study
Ryann Grochowski Jones discusses the flaws in Uber's recent drunk driving report. → Read More
‘Segregation Now’ Named a Finalist in National Magazine Awards
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Podcast: When Medical Debts Become an Impossible Burden
Paul Kiel explores how some nonprofit hospitals are using the courts to collect medical debt, particularly from low-income patients. → Read More