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Trump touts Saudi King's denial in journalist's disappearance
President Donald Trump on Monday repeatedly highlighted the Saudi King's denial of involvement in the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, at one point offering up an alternative theory that "rogue killers," rather than agents of the Saudi regime, were involved.
Beyond Peril: How The Times Responds When a Journalist’s Safety Is Compromised
After situations involving forceful detentions or worse, the organization seeks prompt accountability and change.
What the Arrest of Two Journalists Tells Us About Turkey—and Vice
Accusations of terrorism are a window into how the Turkish government tries to intimidate reporters, but also how a media bad boy is maturing.
Are Saudi arms sales more important than a butchered journalist?
Will we sell our souls and our values for a business deal?
False 'combat video' raises many questions, cautions for media
Journalists must be mindful that there are complex topics about which competing interests try to further their own narratives.
COLUMN: Atrocities start with small denials
We must stay vigilant and point out propaganda when we recognize it.
From parent shaming to empathy: Why good reporting matters
D&C journalists knew there was a deeper story to tell once the shock of the tragedy had passed and the Greek chorus of parent shamers had faded.
Why Journalists Love War
Most reporters aren’t seeking a fight with Russia. But the incentives for war reporting are hard to resist.
What makes a good FOIA request? We studied 33,000 to find out.
Every journalist has ideas about what makes a good public records request. But surprisingly few people have actually tried to systematically analyze how requests can be written to improve their chances of success. To fill this vacuum, we analyzed more than 33,000 Freedom of Information Act requests and identified a few characteristics that were typical […]
Are western journalists in Turkey self-censoring?
It would be better for western journalists to leave Turkey than to become complicit in the propaganda that Turkey’s increasingly erratic leader promotes.
Why The Saudis Are Lying About Their Oil Production
"The Saudi statements may not contain any direct falsehoods as such but nor are they entirely being fulsome with the truth..."
How to Respond to a Diplomatic Crisis Like Khashoggi’s Disappearance
“This is not a good example on how to handle these situations."
Meet the Journalist who conceal the Bilderberger's Secrets
We are change breaks down the lack of main stream media coverage for Bilderberg, and exposes the Journalist helping to keep the meeting a secret.
What women can and can’t do under the Saudi male guardianship system
Critics equate male guardianship to slavery with the woman’s ownership being passed from one man to another
Why Journalists Always Tap the Brakes on Terrorism Stories
The media are guilty of a double standard on terror attacks.
‘America’s Worst Mom’ touting the ‘Free Range Kids’ concept
“If you don’t let kids have any experiences because you’re afraid that something bad is going to happen, something bad could happen."
OPEC production cut: Just another Saudi head fake?
The Saudis have not finished the job they set out to do ... not merely to lower the production of oil from U.S. shale deposits--a goal which they've already achieved--but also to cripple funding for new projects.
Violent videos put journalists at increased risk of post-traumatic stress
Journalism work relies on potentially harmful user-generated content, the risks of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in journalists has increased.
How Did Things Get So Bad for Turkey’s Journalists?
The free press is always a casualty along the road to authoritarianism.
How Newsrooms, Journalists, and Their Peers Can Combat Online Violence
A culture shift is needed in the media industry to take online violence as seriously as physical violence.
