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John Sunderland / The Denver Post / Getty; … Why ‘The Watergate Three’ Are Remembered as a Duo
Doing great journalism requires an infrastructure, including a lot of talented people who don’t get bylines. Barry Sussman—the Watergate journalist named neither “Woodward” nor “Bernstein”—was one.
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Getty / The Atlantic A Single Person Could Decide the Election
Yet another reason to curse the Electoral College
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OLIVIER DOULIERY / AFP / Getty Don’t Give Up on Presidential Debates
In a fractured media environment, it’s rare when Americans of all persuasions are watching the same thing.
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Getty / Wikipedia / The Atlantic The Wikipedia War That Shows How Ugly This Election Will Be
An editing battle over Kamala Harris’s race is a sign of what’s to come.
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters The New Jersey Shooting Suspect Left a Pro-Trump Paper Trail
In a trove of documents published online, Roy Den Hollander directed misogynistic and racist insults at U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas, and expressed support for the president.
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NASA Sometimes Even Newspapers Need Poetry
The New York Times tapped a polymath poet to celebrate the 1969 moon landing on its front page.
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Ring / Amazon / Katie Martin / The … The Doorbell Company That’s Selling Fear
An Amazon-owned firm is hiring editors to push local crime news to its users.
