Journalism

In the Year Since TIME Named Besieged Journalists the Person of the Year, the War Against Truth Has Continued Unabated

By Karl Vick

How A.G. Sulzberger Is Leading the New York Times Into the Future

By Karl Vick

Reporter Jodi Kantor on What's Next for the #MeToo Movement

By Katy Steinmetz/San Jose

2017 Set a Record For Journalists Going To Jail

By The Aspen Institute
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'Rope. Tree. Journalist. Some Assembly Required': Walmart Removes Threatening Shirt From Store

An advocacy group said the shirts could openly "encourage violence targeting journalists"

By Billy Perrigo

How America Became So Divided

This essay is adapted from the 2017 Theodore H. White Lecture, sponsored by the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard on November 15.I’m honored to deliver a lecture named for one...

By Nancy Gibbs

Radhika Jones Named Editor-in-Chief of Vanity Fair

Jones previously served as a deputy managing editor at TIME

By Melissa Chan

A ‘Peace Corps’ For Journalists Could Protect the Profession

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By The Aspen Institute

President Trump Mused About Revoking NBC's License. Republicans in Congress Cheered

"It's frankly disgusting the way the press is able to write whatever they want to write"

By Nash Jenkins

Today’s Journalism Still Inspires Future Generations

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By The Aspen Institute

Massimo Calabresi and Alex Altman Chosen to Lead TIME Washington Bureau

The following note was sent by TIME Editor Edward Felsenthal to staff Monday.Team TIME:In a summer that has seen 9 million people come to TIME in a single day for an eclipse and, in Firsts,...

By TIME Staff

Edward Felsenthal Chosen To Lead TIME as New Editor

Felsenthal has championed TIME's growth from a weekly print magazine to a multi-platform news operation

By Charlotte Alter

Nancy Gibbs to Leave TIME After 32 Years

Gibbs has written more cover stories than anyone in history

By TIME Staff

Greg Gianforte Apologizes for 'Body Slamming' Reporter

Gianforte said he "had no right to assault" reporter Ben Jacobs

By Kevin Lui

Here's a Photo of Journalism Champ Tom Hanks Casually Sitting In on a Newspaper Meeting

Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg sat in on a Washington Post morning news meeting Thursday to prepare for their upcoming movie based on historical acts of journalism in the 1970s.The Post‘s David Nakamura shared a...

By Ashley Hoffman

Journalist Says FCC Security 'Manhandled' Him After Asking Questions

He is the chair of the National Press Club's Press Freedom Team

By Abigail Abrams

Obsessing About Caitlyn Jenner’s Surgery Is Part of a Larger Problem

Leaked excerpts from Jenner's upcoming memoir are causing a prurient buzz in the media

By Katy Steinmetz

Host of White House Correspondents' Dinner Announced

President Trump will not attend

By Mahita Gajanan

The 2017 White House Correspondents' Dinner Will Feature Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein

The legendary journalists hope to focus on the importance of reporting

By Abigail Abrams

The Idea of North America Is Over

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By The Aspen Institute
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