In its May issue, Vanity Fair will have a 20,000-word story about former NSA contracter and leaker Edward Snowden. The piece includes Snowden’s thoughts on what he admires about WikiLeaks:
They run toward the risks everyone else runs away from. No other publisher in the world is prepared to commit to protecting sources—even other journalists’ sources—the way WikiLeaks is.
Several newsrooms went beyond their traditional approaches to explain amendments, which are often obscure or confusing
Meanwhile, workers at The Baltimore Sun are pulling their bylines for election week
A respected pollster put Harris way ahead in red Iowa, with huge implications for the election. Is it accurate? Or merely an off-target outlier?
In today’s episode of ‘The Poynter Report Podcast,’ PolitiFact editor-in-chief Katie Sanders predicts a long road ahead for election fact-checking
The Post’s Next Generation initiative has been disbanded, but its work might be having more impact than ever in the final days of the election
