On Wednesday, Poynter wrote about Toronto Star reporter (and new author) Robyn Doolittle and a string of angry e-mails she got after posing for a fashion photo shoot.
We saw a lot of discussion around the story, and on Friday, asked journalists on Twitter if they’d ever gotten pushback because of what they wore for work. Some guys weighing in had fun with the question. Some people didn’t like the hashtag. And several women shared their own experiences.
CNN’s John King and MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki, who showed viewers where the results were headed well before official numbers came in
The Associated Press officially called the race for Trump at 5:35 a.m. Wednesday after he won Wisconsin and secured 277 electoral votes
In the past, when polls closed, politicians and social media influencers spread falsehoods about voting and the ballot counting process
A review of election coverage from 3 major media publications reveals a medley of decisions about language and tone
The Flytrap’s inaugural newsletter argues in part that the country’s lengthy campaign cycles are detrimental to political journalism
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