Political Press

From criminal subpoenas to the Espionage Act, the next administration is likely to crack down on journalists. How we respond depends on the courage of media owners.

After years of engagement with immigrant communities in New York, a site is spreading its reach to newsrooms across the country.

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?

The decision to cave and apologize has unnerved American journalists. The network owes them an explanation.

The political press gears up for an unprecedented story: the social media executive in chief.

American journalists have much to learn from colleagues in countries where democracy has been under siege. 

A second Trump administration is poised to be devastating to journalism.

Instead of documenting political theater, photojournalists must capture America’s vulnerable reality.

His decision misstated our influence and underestimated our impact.

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. 

How J.D. Vance keeps the press calls coming.

Kid reporters, now first-time presidential voters, on the coverage of Election 2024

Researchers examine the self-serving fiction of ‘objective’ political news