Viktor Orbán’s Hail Mary I was editor in chief of Hungary’s most-read independent daily until a pro-government media network bought the newspaper. It’s the fifth time in thirty years that politics has cost me my job—and it’s all about Orbán holding on to power. November 10, 2025 By Iván Zsolt Nagy
News Subscriptions Should Be Subsidized August 26, 2025 By Martin Skladany Eighty-three percent of the country doesn’t have a single media subscription. Readership assistance programs can help them.
Collaborative Journalism Is Our Only Future March 26, 2025 By Laurent Richard A case from Forbidden Stories.
What the White House Press Corps Needs Most: Courage March 19, 2025 By Paul Farhi The beat may be the most prestigious in journalism, but in my experience, it’s also the one with the most timid reporters.
Don’t Boycott the Briefing February 17, 2025 By Paul Farhi Trump’s ban on the AP is awful, but a mass walkout by the press corps is unworkable and unwise.
Jeff Bezos Should Donate the Washington Post to a Charity October 30, 2024 By Steven Waldman His conflicts of interests are insurmountable. He can take a heroic path to strengthen journalism.
What we learned from that long, strange lawyer’s letter to Business Insider March 13, 2024 By Bill Grueskin
When contempt of court is deserved January 10, 2024 By Seth Stern The case for ignoring prior restraints
