Will Progressive and Mainstream Audiences Keep Switching off the News? Post-election, my newsletter saw a big dip. It is not alone. January 9, 2025 By Howard Polskin
I Can’t Believe This Is Reality! January 6, 2025 By Robert Mackey Two young content creators filmed the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt inside the Capitol on January 6, 2021. Both say they are journalists. Why did the government prosecute one and not the other?
Covering the Actual Story of Trans Lives November 20, 2024 By Kae Petrin After an election in which trans communities featured heavily, guidance from the Trans Journalists Association.
Hanging off the Line November 15, 2024 By Meghnad Bose Election polls were largely accurate. But the stories we tell about them are often distorting.
Americans All Watched Different Elections November 14, 2024 By Feven Merid An analysis of viewing habits shows the rise of a fragmented new media and the fall of a unified old one.
So What Now? November 7, 2024 By Richard J. Tofel We must again be at work, but also preparing for war if Trump chooses that.
Bad Media Takes You’ll Hear Tomorrow* November 5, 2024 By Jon Allsop *Or whenever the election is called.
‘One Hundred Percent Gentleman’ October 24, 2024 By Bob Norman Jason Miller, Trump’s press strategist, is the ultimate survivor.
A New Normal October 22, 2024 By Kyle Paoletta If Donald Trump returns to the White House, the Espionage Act offers a clear path for him to stifle press freedom.
Following the Numbers October 15, 2024 By Meghnad Bose A site tracking the election betting market, made by journalists.
On anticipatory obedience and the media October 8, 2024 By Ian Bassin and Maximillian Potter Trump’s campaign against the Fourth Estate has been unfolding before our eyes—far more effectively than some in the press would like to believe.
Confronting falsehoods carries risks for the press. So does ignoring them. October 3, 2024 By Stephen J. Adler
Can Kamala Harris use the debate to keep her media momentum? September 10, 2024 By Meghnad Bose and Dhrumil Mehta
Notes from a Fiasco August 1, 2024 By Jelani Cobb The moral trade-offs NABJ made in inviting Donald Trump to the stage in Chicago.
