Small-Town News: My Community’s Quest to Save Its Paper
In an era of national news, can we save local newspapers?
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On the Opioid Epidemic, Part 1: An Interview with Pulitzer Prize-Winner Eric Eyre
In the first installment of a four-part series on how Americans have begun to battle the opioid epidemic, Arka Gupta interviews Pulitzer-winning Eric Eyre on his work in W. Virginia.
An Interview with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkol Karman
“We were able to be a headache for the regime, and we succeeded in expanding the margin of freedoms, especially press freedoms.”
An Interview with Katherine Mangu-Ward, Editor-in-Chief of Reason
The Politic’s Maksymilian Szwajewski interviews the editor-in-chief of libertarian magazine Reason.
The Press and the People: College Journalism In a Trump Era
“Our job as journalists is to hold the powerful accountable and give voice to the voiceless.”
An Interview with Amy Hollyfield of Politifact
A conversation with the journalist who runs Politifact, a popular fact-checking website that rates politicians’ statements on their truthfulness.
Secret Courts, Single Sources, and Silence: The Pitfalls of Reporting on Campus Sexual Assault
From navigating closed-door disciplinary hearings and strict confidentiality policies to interviewing traumatized survivors and avoiding single-sided narratives, journalists face many pitfalls in reporting on campus sexual assaults.
Eurosphere: When Media Monitor Media
In the third installment of his column on European affairs, Josh Hochman examines Russia Today’s Washington branch and the agenda behind its coverage of American media.
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