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Aaron Josefczyk / Reuters The Case for Standardized and Secure Voting Technology
Officials in the United States should make ballots verifiable—or go back to paper.
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Brendan McDermid / Reuters How One Reporter Turned to His Readers to Investigate Donald Trump
The Washington Post’s David Fahrenthold opened up to his audience, using crowdsourcing to explore the president-elect’s charitable activities.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters What CNN Got Right About the Presidential Race
Brian Stelter has delivered the lessons in media literacy that the American public so desperately needs.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Fighting Politicians' War on Truth
U.S. journalists have an obligation to call out presidential candidates when they lie.
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Docklandsboy/Flickr The New Editors of the Internet
In a small number of Silicon Valley conference rooms, decisions are being made about what people should and shouldn't see online—without the accountability or culture that has long accompanied that responsibility.
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Mike Segar/Reuters Is Silicon Valley the New Wall Street?
Not yet, and hopefully not ever
