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Jill AbramsonWashington Post |
A recent New York Times story and prominent MAGA defections could be signs of the dam breaking.
At the end of each three-hour evening class, I was always covered in paint, including my hair. I was a human Jackson Pollock.
Even as Iran bars foreign reporters and the Trump administration lashes out at the press, journalists are documenting the war’s consequences.
As of Wednesday, a YouTube interview with Stephen Colbert had been viewed more than 6 million times.
The Post’s excellence once inspired great work across the profession. Eliminating a third of its staff is a blow to journalism.
Journalists should not be openly showing favoritism.
Raiding a reporter’s home and confiscating her devices is not law enforcement — it’s intimidation, and it signals a perilous new phase in the...
The president’s own words reveal a view of power unbound by law — and expose the limits of traditional White House coverage.
There was no greater promoter of progressive candidates and causes than Reiner.
Insulting women and branding them as pigs is nothing new for Trump. But this time feels different.
The lines not to be crossed are clear: Reporters must keep a journalistic distance from sources and people in the news.
If the extremists win, we’re all in big trouble.
There is little evidence that press coverage has ever harmed national security.
The waning of network power may mean that the best way for stars to survive and thrive is by becoming individual brands.
Ellison is making a heavy bet that entertainment will continue to be king.
It’s another political capitulation in the Trump era.
The Free Beacon is transparent about its conservative agenda “The conservatism influences the choice of targets,” said reporter Aaron Sibarium.
Rather than cutting both operations to the bone and seeing a decline in the quality of their programs, might it be wiser to merge the two stations?
I saw firsthand how Justice Department probes curb journalists' ability to talk to government officials who fear being jailed.
Journalists have been assiduously careful about how they handle classified information. The White House could study past history to learn the proper...
He has made a series of blunders that have badly tarnished the Post’s reputation for fearless journalism.
The news agency AP sues Trump aides for limiting press access.
Some of the coverage from conservative newcomers reads like White House propaganda. Good for Trump, bad for democracy.
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