Following her circumnavigation, Nellie Bly continues to work for the "New York World", covering a wide range of stories, including social issues, crime, and entertainment. She conducts interviews with prominent figures, including suffragists and political leaders.

Nellie Bly remains committed to social justice and uses her platform to advocate for the rights of women, children, and the working class. She writes about poverty, inequality, and the need for reform.

Nellie Bly reports on the Pullman Strike, a major labor dispute that highlights the conflict between workers and management. Her reporting provides insights into the conditions faced by workers and the challenges of industrialization.

While still engaged in journalism, Nellie Bly begins to explore other interests, including writing novels and pursuing entrepreneurial ventures. She remains a prominent figure in the public eye.