The New York Times is wheeling out its Needle election predictor — probably The Times plans to roll out the widely ridiculed and misunderstood predictive tool, but only if it can overcome glitches without a striking tech guild November 5, 2024 Rick Edmonds
New York Times tech workers walk off the job before Election Day Meanwhile, workers at The Baltimore Sun are pulling their bylines for election week November 4, 2024 Angela Fu
Opinion | The New York Times makes an endorsement for president The editorial board blasted Donald Trump before reaching an unsurprising conclusion: ‘Kamala Harris is the only choice’ October 1, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Another major conflict of interest in the media In the wake of Olivia Nuzzi-RFK Jr. scandal, New York Post fails to disclose GOP politics work of reporter covering Wisconsin races September 24, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | New York Times adds 300,000 subscribers and ends most recent quarter in the black Much of its growth was driven by a ‘bundle’ of news, cooking and games. The company has stayed profitable while many news organizations struggle. August 8, 2024 Angela Fu
Opinion | In praise of The New York Times and The Washington Post In a historic month, the nation's top two newspapers, renowned as the gold standard of American journalism, have truly lived up to their reputations July 29, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Editorials blast Trump while questions about Biden remain The New York Times and Los Angeles Times published editorials saying Trump is unfit to be president. July 12, 2024 Tom Jones
Nicholas Kristof has declared his journalistic purpose. What’s yours? His memoir recounts adventures as a foreign correspondent, columnist and candidate. Plus an ill-fated interlude on the desk. June 20, 2024 Bill Mitchell
Opinion | The Washington Post had, and didn’t initially run, the upside-down flag story at the home of a Supreme Court justice The Post knew about the Samuel Alito flag story in 2021, when it happened, and decided not to publish it. May 28, 2024 Tom Jones
Hannah Dreier wins Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting for investigative stories into migrant child labor Dreier’s stories ushered in waves of impact, which included congressional hearings, a White House crackdown, and reforms in multiple states May 7, 2024 Amaris Castillo
Pulitzers recognize coverage of Israel-Hamas war, honor journalists working in Gaza The New York Times wins in International Reporting for its war coverage while Reuters wins in Breaking News Photography May 6, 2024 Angela Fu
How fact-checking is evolving — and having a real impact on the world Fact checks will not alter long-held worldviews, but they can significantly influence readers’ understanding and reduce belief in misinformation. January 19, 2024 Peter Cunliffe-Jones
Opinion | Some NYT staffers are worried about their union’s advocacy Dozens of staffers — including Megan Twohey and Julian Barnes — have reportedly formed a group to take a stance on journalistic independence. December 19, 2023 Tom Jones
The New York Times adds a first-of-its-kind editor Few topics have raised more questions in journalism this year than AI. With its latest hire, the Times seems poised to find answers. December 13, 2023 Tom Jones
The New York Times hits 10 million subscribers The company reported a $53.6 million profit in its third quarter. It is now 5 million subscribers away from its 2027 goal. November 8, 2023 Angela Fu
