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When Dom Phillips was killed in the Amazon, in 2022, a group of journalists carried on his work.

Police assaults on journalists recall the violent aftermath of the George Floyd uprising.

A timely televised play won’t save the republic.

“I don’t even know what the hell that is,” Trump said. (He likely knows now.) Plus: Corrections brutality in Buffalo, and tossing softballs to Elon.

Trump’s alliance with tech titans has Europeans considering alternatives.

“It’s difficult to remain calm when you’re dealing with this much trauma.”

Hungary and other nations are pushing a Russian-style crackdown on the press.

A comedian tackles aviation safety—and blurs the lines between the real and the absurd.

Plus: Power problems in the Pacific Northwest, Pentagon reporters band together, and a whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on in DC.

A medium that connects journalists to their readers seems to have fresh momentum.

“Every story I write has an addendum that is Trump-related.”

Can Europe fill the hole left by Trump’s media cuts?

But the bot made one big mistake.

A tech giant joins the magazine resurgence.

“I don’t think of myself as a reporter. I think of myself as a storyteller.”