2020:

The American Scholar: Why Book Reviewing Isn’t Going Anywhere

The Washington Post Magazine: The last White House press briefing was months ago. Does anyone really miss it?

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2019:  

The Atlantic: How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?

Vox: Prince Andrew hoped to clarify his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. He only raised new questions.

Vox: Poll: Pete Buttigieg becomes the presidential frontrunner in Iowa

Vox: SNL adds “pizzazz” to the impeachment hearings by turning them into a soap opera

Fortune Magazine: Maven, the Media Company That Slashed Sports Illustrated, Has Had Its Own Share of Financial Woes

The Washington Post Magazine: Joe Biden has been around politics for decades, and so has his biographer

The Washington Post Magazine: How reporters for niche publications conquered Capitol Hill

Digiday​: Sports publishers continue to grapple with politics

The DC Line: The Northwest Courier, started by two Current alums, says it will bring a weekly paper back to the quadrant

The Atlantic: The Covington Catholic Case Could Turn on ‘Actual Malice’

The Atlantic: A Satire Venture Co-founded by Elon Musk Arrives With a Thud

The Atlantic: Every Democrat Wants Ralph Northam Gone—Except Ralph Northam

The Washington Post Magazine: How a Trump judicial nominee reignited the debate over dwarf tossing

The Atlantic: Jason Rezaian Hopes His Iranian Captors Read Prisoner

The Atlantic: Jamal Khashoggi and the Decline of ‘America’s Moral Voice’

The Atlantic: There’s No Winning for the Networks

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2018:

The Atlantic: President Trump’s Nightmare Before Christmas

The Atlantic: Trump Restores Acosta’s Pass but Issues ‘Rules’ for Reporters

The Atlantic: The Fight Over Jim Acosta’s Press Pass Is Only Beginning

The Atlantic: The Looming Legal Battle Over Jim Acosta's Press Pass

The Atlantic: The Legal Precedent That Could Protect Jim Acosta’s Credentials

The Atlantic: Jamal Khashoggi’s Friends in Washington Are in Shock

The Atlantic: Who’s Left Covering Brooklyn With the Big Newspapers in Retreat? 

The DC Line: When DC broadcasters move to the suburbs, what’s lost?

The Atlantic: The Sunday Shows Set the Agenda in Trump's Washington

The Atlantic: A Popular Military Website Is Attacked From the Right

The DC Line: Six months in, The Sports Capitol says it’s benefited from a dynamic time in DC sports

The DC Line: Capitol View Library renovation breeds tension, discrimination lawsuit against DC

The Atlantic: The Sudden Demise of Sinclair's Merger With Tribune

The Atlantic: Even on Fox, Trump’s Helsinki Performance Was ‘Ridiculous’ and ‘Surreal’

The DC Line: DC’s local reporters cannot hide their sports pride. Should they try harder?

The DC Line: Officials cut ribbon at renovated Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library

The Atlantic: Trump May Doom the Medium He Loves

Poynter: Editorial standards put BBC reporters in tough spot over pay equity issue

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2017:

The Washington Post: Former guard at Nazi camp is the last remaining war collaborator ordered out of the United States. Authorities want him gone before he dies.

Poynter: Post's Marty Baron is focused on the long game for earning reader trust

Poynter: At Poynter Ethics Summit, journalists emphasize importance of trust and transparency in the age of Trump

Slate Future Tense: Why Haven’t Reporters Mass-Adopted Secure Tools for Communicating With Sources?

MediaFile: News Organizations Call for Administration Leaks Early in Trump Presidency​
MediaFile: Libération Takes Down Controversial Photo Essay from GW Inaugural Ball  

D.C. Mayor’s Office Looks to Resolve GW Hatchet Court Dispute

 

2016:

MediaFile: A David and Goliath Battle: D.C. Fighting GW Hatchet in Court over $17,000

MediaFile: Fundraise or Die: Northeastern University’s Newspaper Faces MediaFile: Staggering Debt and a Familiar Narrative

MediaFile: What’s in a Domain Name? Perhaps, the Future of News

Editor & Publisher: How Can Newspapers Attract Attention From Political Candidates to Maintain Their Relevance in Political Discussion?