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  1. rest in power
    Pioneering Journalist Cokie Roberts Has Died at 75The award-winning political commentator died from complications from breast cancer.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  2. crime
    Slain Northern Irish Journalist Remembered As an InspirationAfter devoting her career to covering the aftermath of the Troubles, 29-year-old Lyra McKee was shot and killed amid escalating sectarian tensions.
    By Anna Silman
  3. #metoo
    What Was the Washington Post Afraid Of?About to publish an investigation of a powerful executive’s alleged sexual misconduct, the newspaper pulled back. Irin Carmon tries to understand why.
    By Irin Carmon
  4. ethics
    What Really Caused ‘America’s Best Burger Place’ to Shut Down?What the viral Thrillist article about Bar Stanich left out.
    By Amanda Arnold
  5. r. kelly
    R. Kelly Names Investigative Reporter As His ‘Enemy’R. Kelly believes that Jim DeRogatis just needs to walk in his shoes.
    By Opheli Garcia Lawler
  6. explainer
    What to Know About Ali Watkins, James Wolfe, and the FBIA reporter had her communications data seized in the investigation of a former Senate Intelligence Committee aide — with whom she had a relationship.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  7. journalism
    School Bars Student Journalists From Talking About Sexual MisconductThe Coronado Middle School morning news team announced they will stop broadcasting.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  8. coalitions
    Accusers of Mark Halperin and Charlie Rose Form Support Group for JournalistsThe Press Forward aims to empower female journalists, and stop harassment in the newsroom.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  9. how i get it done
    How I Get It Done: Maggie HabermanThe New York Times reporter on why bartending was the best journalism training, her daily news diet, and burnout.
    By Kaitlin Menza
  10. politics
    Sean Spicer Says White House Reporters Want to ‘Become YouTube Stars’He’s tired of them asking “snarky questions” to “get on TV.”
    By Claire Landsbaum
  11. Lydia Polgreen Wants to Bring HuffPost Back to the PeopleThe paper’s new editor-in-chief and self-proclaimed “ink-stained wretch” explains its changing ethos.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  12. Rolling Stone Removed a Story About Domestic Violence After the NBA ComplainedThe article was removed two days after it was published.
    By Lisa Ryan
  13. on the trail
    What It’s Like to Be a Female Reporter Covering Donald Trump“I still have moments when I think, I cannot believe he’s the Republican nominee.”
    By Claire Landsbaum
  14. the good kind of homework
    The Queens of Nonfiction: 56 Women Journalists Everyone Should ReadFew of us fare any better than Gay Talese in recognizing great women writers.
    By Ann Friedman
  15. No, a Rat Study Can’t Tell Us About Human BromanceThis is a brotally depressing example of how bad press releases spread misinformation.
    By Jesse Singal
  16. BuzzFeed Probably Shouldn’t Have Published Its Journalism Salary SurveyBuzzFeed deserves credit for tackling a controversial subject shrouded in mystery, but its survey is too flawed to be of much use.
    By Jesse Singal
  17. There’s a Science to Squashing Rumors, and the Times Did the OppositeThe Times’ managers broke every rule of Rumor Management 101.
    By Jesse Singal
  18. scoops
    Notes on Being a Female Reporter in the 1970sNina Totenberg remembers.
    By Maggie Lange
  19. niche dilemmas
    Reporters: If a Source Creeps on You, Should You Write About It?House of Cards and the press corps’ open secrets.
    By Maureen O'Connor