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Evan Semón The Gutting of The Denver Post Is a Death Knell for Local News
After protesting the metro daily’s owners this week, one of the paper’s last remaining reporters contemplates what went wrong.
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Suzanne Tucker / Tinseltown / Shutterstock / Joshua … The Problem With Calling Trump a 'Reality-TV President'
Despite comparisons to Kim Kardashian, the former Apprentice host has long had little in common with most stars of the genre.
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Bria Webb / Reuters Sympathy for the Charlie
A spate of #MeToo comeback stories—including a rumor about a confessional TV show hosted by Charlie Rose—ask uncomfortable questions about who deserves redemption.
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inLite Studio / Shutterstock / The Atlantic How to Lose Your Job From Sexual Harassment in 33 Easy Steps
The distance between a dream gig and a nightmare can be tiny when you have no power.
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National Rifle Association / YouTube Dana Loesch and the NRA’s Maternity Theater
The spokesperson for the National Rifle Association has long used the logic of motherhood in her defense of guns. This week, though, she faced an unexpectedly powerful foe: kids.
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ABC The Upside-Down Logic of Stormy Daniels
The adult-film actor and director is engaged in a promotional tour where she can’t discuss events she says never took place.
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Elijah Nouvelage / Reuters Ta-Nehisi Coates on Cornel West’s One-Sided War
Coates says he is "mystified as anybody else” over West's critique.
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Yaorusheng / Getty Images Moira Donegan Tells Her Own Story
Out of the Harper’s Media Men list saga comes an essay that asks urgent questions about the politics of authorship.
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Mark Ralston / AFP / Getty Images The Harper’s Controversy: The Whisper Network Meets the Megaphone
With the story it is rumored to be publishing, the magazine has offered yet another reminder of the fragility of the current iteration of #MeToo.
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Nathan Ceddia Why 'Cooking With Your Mouth' Exists
The disturbing viral video critiques food-porn culture, its creator says.
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Mario Anzuoni / Reuters 2018: The Golden Globes’ Year of (Literal) Fashion Statements
The hottest accessories on Sunday’s red carpet? Words.
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Paul Drinkwater / NBC / AP Full Transcript: Oprah Winfrey's Speech at the Golden Globes
The actor and entrepreneur spoke about the #MeToo movement while accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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Min C. Chiu / Shutterstock The Quiet Radicalism of the Year-End List
In a year in which time itself has seemed to shift, all those “Best of 2017” articles suggest much more than critics’ tastes.
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Mark R. Cristino / Pool / Reuters From Trump's Twitter Feed to Dictators' Mouths
A partial list of the world leaders taking their cues from the U.S. president’s fight with the press
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Slaven Vlasic / Getty Images for Sports Illustrated Taylor Swift and Beyoncé Speak Through—Not to—the Media
Whether landing magazine covers or making political statements, stars are avoiding the scrutiny of traditional interviews.
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Esin Deniz / Shutterstock Ye of 'Bad Faith'
From Sartre to Seder, how the legal—and philosophical—term became a metaphor for the death of truth
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Eric Charbonneau / Invision for Lollipop Theatre Network … Billy Bush, Active Bystander
His New York Times op-ed offers that rarest of things: an individual story of harassment that captures the network effects of harassment.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters The Ghost of Matt Lauer
Why the departure of the longtime Today show host—who was abruptly fired by NBC after an allegation of sexual impropriety—represents much more than a casting change
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AP What Meghan Markle Means for the Royal Family
The 36-year-old American actress’s engagement to Prince Harry, announced on Monday, shows how much the British monarchy has changed.
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Saul Loeb / AFP / Getty / Zak … Ending Open Secrets—Both Inside and Outside the Newsroom
This is a decisive moment for women, and also for the journalists investigating their accounts.
