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Combines the Inverted Pyramid and narrative, starting with key facts, then a turning point, and ending with a chronological narrative.

Clarifies complex issues or processes, breaking them down for the reader's understanding, suitable for science or technology topics.

Presents the most important facts first, followed by supporting details, commonly used in news reporting.

In-depth reporting to uncover the truth, often involving scandals or corruption, requires significant research and fact-checking.

Presents information in a list format, popular for online content, making complex information easily digestible.

Tells a story with a beginning, middle, and end; often used in feature writing and human-interest stories.

Goes beyond reporting to include the writer's knowledgeable interpretation and insight, often appears in editorial sections.

Answers Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How, providing a complete view of the story, widely used in news reporting.

Focuses on an individual, describing their background, work, and personality, often used to humanize a story.