Opinion

Since its founding, Twitter has always lost money—more than $2 billion since 2011 alone. Oddly enough, Twitter now faces the same problem as newsrooms did back in the day when…

In an increasingly polarized world, journalists need to write with context and precision about race

Journalists commit a public disservice when we treat unverified facts as fact

Journalists need to broaden our understanding of ethics beyond individual stories

How do Jewish journalists cover a politician who positions himself as staunchly pro-Israel and boasts deep personal Jewish ties but is also championed by anti-Semites?

If journalists don’t inform the public about what we do and why, we’re ceding the debate to those looking to vilify and delegitimize the press at a dangerous moment in…

The old retail model of campaigning—spending time listening to voters in small settings—would benefit journalism, too

Leaving stereotypes about Trump voters behind in a move from the L.A. Times to rural Maine

If you think you have nothing to learn from reporters working elsewhere, you’re part of the problem

Sometime late last winter, I began to focus closely on what would happen in the primaries on Super Tuesday, March 1, 2016. I realized I really needed to get on…