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The Economist’s Daniel Franklin discussed the magazine’s annual issue previewing the year ahead, looking at 2020. This program is part of a “Washington Journal” series highlighting recent…

Peter Copeland, a former war correspondent and national politics reporter, talked about his book, Finding the News: Adventures of a Young Reporter, in which he reflected on his journalism…

Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Ronan Farrow talked about his book, Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators in which he detailed the efforts made…

RAND Corporation senior political scientist Jennifer Kavanagh discussed a new report on where Americans are getting their news and what they consider to be credible sources.

The Heritage Foundation held a discussion on whether libel laws should be examined to restrain the media. Panelists debated the pros and cons of existing laws.

Toledo’s Woodlawn Cemetery was founded in 1876. Historian Tedd Long highlighted a memorial built there to memorialize a Toledo businessman who helped support and promote newspaper boys across the United…

TV and radio host Mark Levin talked about his book, Unfreedom of the Press, in which he argued that the press has lowered its standards in providing objective and trustworthy journalism.…

Bloomberg Businessweek’s Susan Berfield discussed issues with FDA oversight of generic pharmaceuticals. This program is part of a “Washington Journal” series highlighting recent magazine…

A funeral mass was held for Cokie Roberts, an ABC and NPR journalist who died on September 17, 2019. Speakers at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle service included her husband Steven…

Dorothy Butler Gilliam, who in 1961 became the first African American reporter at the Washington Post, talked about the hurdles she overcame during her career.

Millennial journalists talked about the news industry, fake news, evolving media platforms, and the future of journalism.

Christian Science Monitor’s Harry Bruinius discussed his piece about his conversations with swing country voters in Pennsylvania about socialism. This program is part of a “Washington…

The Regional Reporters Association and the National Press Club Journalism Institute co-hosted a discussion on the future of regional political and policy reporting, as well as the public…

Politico editor-at-large Peter Canellos discussed his recent article on whether people are still turning to historical sites to learn more about American history. This program is part of a…

Rolling Stone senior writer Stephen Rodrick discussed his piece “All-American Despair” looking at the suicide epidemic, particularly in the western U.S. This program is part of a “Washington…

Adam Harris talked about his Atlantic article, “The Education Deserts of Rural America,” on the college graduation gap between those living in rural and urban areas in the U.S. This program is part of a…

Professor Thomas Patterson talked about the Mueller Report, how the media covers those involved, and what could happen next week when Robert Mueller testifies before Congress. This program…

Marie Brenner talked about A Private War: Marie Colvin and Other Tales of Heroes, Scoundrels, and Renegades. In her book, Ms. Brenner chronicled the last days of war correspondent Marie…

Susan Milligan talked about her recent U.S. News and World Report article on the impact that “brain drain” has had on state economies, as well as the political polarization in those areas. This program…

John Stanton talked about Save Journalism Project’s efforts to preserve local news outlets over concerns that large technology companies were threatening their existence.