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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
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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...
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November 28, 2017
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Jones previously served as a deputy managing editor at TIME
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November 13, 2017
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November 7, 2017
President Trump Mused About Revoking NBC's License. Republicans in Congress Cheered
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October 11, 2017
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October 6, 2017
Massimo Calabresi and Alex Altman Chosen to Lead TIME Washington Bureau
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September 18, 2017
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
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Gibbs has written more cover stories than anyone in history
September 12, 2017
Greg Gianforte Apologizes for 'Body Slamming' Reporter
Gianforte said he "had no right to assault" reporter Ben Jacobs
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June 7, 2017
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...
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May 25, 2017
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He is the chair of the National Press Club's Press Freedom Team
By Abigail Abrams
May 18, 2017
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Leaked excerpts from Jenner's upcoming memoir are causing a prurient buzz in the media
By Katy Steinmetz
April 22, 2017
Host of White House Correspondents' Dinner Announced
President Trump will not attend
By Mahita Gajanan
April 11, 2017
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
April 6, 2017
The Idea of North America Is Over
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By The Aspen Institute
March 7, 2017
Clare Hollingworth, Journalist Who Broke the News of World War II, Dies at 105
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Daily Telegraph
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January 10, 2017
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December 15, 2016
Journalists Can Learn a Lot From Librarians
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October 26, 2016
Stop Using Your Debit Card
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October 21, 2016
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By The Aspen Institute
October 5, 2016
Remembering Former TIME International Editor Michael Elliott
"Above all else, he wanted his life to be useful," says Bono
By Belinda Luscombe
July 15, 2016
Two Journalists Killed in Afghanistan
David Gilkey and Zabihullah Tamanna died when their vehicle was hit by a shell in Helmand province
By Simon Lewis
June 5, 2016
Why Electric Trucks and Buses Are the Next Green Revolution
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By The Aspen Institute
March 30, 2016
Only the Dead
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A former TIME Baghdad correspondent on his colleague Michael Ware's first-hand film about the Iraq war
By Phil Zabriskie
March 28, 2016
The Strangling of Chinese Expression
“We think it won’t get any worse and then it does”
By Hannah Beech / Shanghai
March 2, 2016
Jorge Ramos: How to Disobey Your Boss to Get Ahead
Jorge Ramos is a journalist, an anchor for the Fusion and Univision networks and the author of the upcoming book
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By Jorge Ramos
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By The Aspen Institute
December 4, 2015
Why Major Food Companies Are Worried About Climate Change
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By The Aspen Institute
December 1, 2015
How Free Press Is the Best Weapon In America's Information War
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November 3, 2015
Suspicion Over Death of U.K. Journalist
Jacky Sutton's friends say the claim she took her own life is dubious
By Nash Jenkins
October 20, 2015
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to Stop Publishing Naked Pictures
A major redesign will present a sleeker, less explicit magazine next spring
By Nash Jenkins
October 13, 2015
Dan Rather Announces Prize to Improve Texas Education
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By Tessa Berenson
August 14, 2015
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Seeking budding writers in Oregon
By Victor Luckerson
August 14, 2015
Mining Racketeers Linked to Murder of Indian Journalist
His family had also been threatened
By Rohit Inani / New Delhi
June 22, 2015
Why Women's Soccer Is a Feminist Issue
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By The Aspen Institute
June 16, 2015
Why Read Hamlet When You Can Play It?
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April 30, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 7
1. It’s time to give up the uniquely American institution of the network anchorman. By Frank Rich in New York magazine 2. On Billie Holiday’s 100th birthday, her “spiritual endowment” endures. By Wynton Marsalis in...
By The Aspen Institute
April 7, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 6
1. A new program will recruit and train inspiring leaders to be principals at high-poverty schools. No education background required. By Catherine Candisky in the Columbus Dispatch 2. Even with rising prosperity, seventy percent of...
By The Aspen Institute
April 6, 2015
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A retraction follows an accounting of an "avoidable journalistic failure"
By Charlotte Alter
April 5, 2015
David Carr's Grand Caper
The reporter, who died Thursday, was a Raymond Carver character plopped into the New York
Times
’ Edith Wharton world
By David Von Drehle
February 13, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: February 6
1. To salvage democracy in Afghanistan, leaders must make the next election really work. By Tabish Forugh in Foreign Policy 2. In a U.S. first, New Orleans finds homes for all its homeless veterans. By...
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Five Best Ideas of the Day: January 27
1. Political differences aren’t the problem in America. It’s our fierce intolerance of political differences. By Clive Crook in Bloomberg View 2. Instead of burying carbon emissions underground, a new plan converts it to minerals...
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Five Best Ideas of the Day: January 26
1. We spent more than $170 billion on the wars they fought for us. Can we spend $5 billion to give veterans a guaranteed income? By Gar Alperovitz in Al Jazeera America 2. A ‘teaching...
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