Opinion | Trump’s tariff chaos rattles markets — and conservative media is split Uncertainty abounds after a week of stock market volatility, and many wonder about the president’s motives. April 11, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | ‘He caved’: How the media — and Trump’s team — framed the tariff pause The headlines said Trump ‘backed down.’ The Trump administration tried to say it was all part of the plan. April 10, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | Q&A: CNN’s David Culver on his exclusive report from inside El Salvador’s prison for deportees The national correspondent reflects on the rare access he gained to El Salvador’s notorious prison and what he uncovered April 9, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | Did a social media post send Wall Street into chaos? A tweet quoting an interview where a White House official didn’t say what someone thought he said apparently turned Wall Street upside down April 8, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | A first-of-its-kind survey reveals just how glued kids are to their phones They’re spending up to four hours a day on a single app. And some sleep with their phones in hand. April 7, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | What home appraisals and journalism funding have in common The price of bias shows up in surprising places — from undervalued homes to underfunded newsrooms serving communities of color April 7, 2025 Tracie Powell
Opinion | Pulitzer winner Eugene Robinson joins the parade of columnists leaving The Washington Post Robinson said he was leaving over the ‘significant shift’ in the opinion section’s mission, spurred by owner Jeff Bezos April 4, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | As the US deadline for TikTok looms, Trump says he wants to keep it alive Multiple bidders have emerged, but questions remain about China’s role, TikTok’s algorithm and whether any deal will satisfy critics April 3, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | John Thornton didn’t just fund nonprofit news — he helped define how it works today Thornton, who died last weekend at 59, left behind rapid-fire aphorisms and big ideas that still shape the future of nonprofit news April 3, 2025 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | A pioneer in nonprofit investigative journalism hits the end of its life cycle The Center for Public Integrity blazed a trail for nonprofit newsrooms. Three decades later, it couldn’t survive the path it cleared. April 2, 2025 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | The latest White House-press corps kerfuffle is over who sits where — and a whole lot more It’s not just about seating charts. It’s about the White House asserting power over an independent press. April 1, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | Trump floated the idea of a third term to NBC News’ Kristen Welker Welker pressed Trump on whether he was joking, but his serious response only fueled concerns over his disregard for the Constitution March 31, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | AP argues its White House ban has hurt coverage, chilled the press The AP says its White House ban has delayed reporting, weakened access and chilled other journalists, and wants a judge to temporarily lift it March 28, 2025 Angela Fu
Opinion | The Trump administration is still scrambling to explain Signalgate After The Atlantic published a full chat transcript, the White House tried to downplay the leak. But experts say the information was highly sensitive March 27, 2025 Tom Jones
Opinion | Oscar-nominated filmmaker resigns from duPont-Columbia journalism awards over school’s concessions to Trump Julie Cohen, co-director of ‘RBG,’ resigned from the duPont-Columbia Awards committee, saying, ‘In dangerous times, honest people need to stand up.’ March 26, 2025 Tom Jones
