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Today's Topics
- Investigative Classics: A Weekly Sampler From the Archives
- More Investigative Issues
- Press Needs to Restore Its Credibility on FBI, DOJ - Mark Penn, The Hill
- WashPost Takes Heat for 'White, and in the Minority' Article - Alexandria Neason, CJR
- CNN's Andrew Kaczynski Nails Trump Appointees Using Their Own Words - Paul Farhi, WP
- Google Releases Online Political Ad Archive - Kyle Peresic, Daily Caller
- A Journalist Reflects on His Profession's Anti-Trump Collusion - Andrew Malcolm, HotAir
- Shine, Kudlow Can Skirt Ethics Rules on Meeting Their Former Media Employers - Lachlan Markay, DB
- Antifa Couldn't Find Fascists at Rally, so Harassed Press Instead - Avi Selkanti, WashPost
- Hypocritical Media Deal Gently With 'Anti-Hate' Antifa Thugs - Karol Markowicz, NY Post
- Why NYT Sought Kavanaugh's Wife's Emails - Steve Eder, Ben Protess, NY Times
- Twitter May Be Wrong in Saying Infowars Tweets Within the Rules - Oliver Darcy, CNN
- How 2 Young Reporters Shook Myanmar - Tom Lasseter, Reuters
- Alex Jones's Infowars Banned From Facebook, iTunes - Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge
- Matt Lauer and the Peacock Patriarchy - David Usborne, Esquire
- Texas AP Reporter Who Has Seen Over 400 Executions - Tom Dart, Guardian
- CNN Loves Hiring Ex-Obama People - Amber Athey, DC
- BBC, Fox, PBS Ranked Most Trusted News Brands - Joe Concha, The Hill
- NYT Shuffles Editor Sweepstakes with Metro Appointment - Joe Pompeo, VF
- Meet A.G. Sulzberger - Dan Zak, Sarah Ellison & Ben Terris, WP
- CBS to Have Law Firm Handle Probe Into Moonves Allegations - Joe Flint, Keach Hagey, WSJ
- NYT Publisher, Trump Clash Over President's Journalism Bashing - Mark Landler, NYT
- Carl Bernstein Has Seen It All, but Nothing Quite Like Trump - Margaret Sullivan, WP
- NYT Seeks Emails of Kavanaugh's Wife With 'Abortion' or 'Gay' - NTK
- WashPost Seeks Help ID'ing Trump's Golf Partners - Philip Bump, Washington Post
- 2018 Pulitzer Prizes
- Jodi Kantor & Megan Twohey, New York Times, and Ronan Farrow, New Yorker - Public Service
- Staff of the Washington Post - Investigative Reporting
- Staffs of the Arizona Republic and USA Today - Explanatory Reporting
- Staffs of the New York Times and the Washington Post - National Reporting
- Baldwin et al., Reuters - International Reporting
- The Cincinnati Enquirer Staff - Local Reporting
- Staff of the Press-Democrat, Santa Rosa, Calif. - Breaking News Reporting
- Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah, GQ - Feature Writing
- John Archibald, Alabama Media Group - Commentary
- Other Journalism Awards
- 2018 Edward R. Murrow Award Winners
- 2018 Mirror Award Winners and Finalists
- 2018 Dart Awards for Excellence in Coverage of Trauma
- 2018 Paul Tobenkin Memorial Award Winner
- 2018 Meyer "Mike" Berger Award Winner
- 2018 April Sydney Award Winner
- 2017 IRE Award Winners and Finalists
- 2018 American Society of News Editors Award Winners
- 2018 Lukas Prize Project Winners
- 2018 National Magazine Award Winners
- 2018 Goldsmith Investigative Reporting Prize Winners
- 2018 Polk Award Winners
- 2018 Hearst Award Winners
- 2018 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award Winners
- Investigative Tools
- FOIA.gov
- Judicial Watch FOIA Handbook
- Trump Twitter Archive
- Trump Town - Tracking Staff and Appointees Across the Government
- Muckrock - File, Track, Share FOIA Requests
- Investigative Dashboard
- Federal Government Spending Chart
- Open Secrets
- WikiLeaks Archive
- Open the Books
- Election DataBot
- Foreign Influence Explorer
- IRE Resource Center
- Nonprofit Database
- SPJ Toolbox
- Investigative Documentaries
- Investigative Book Excerpts
- "Secret Empires" by Peter Schweizer
- "How to Catch a Russia Spy" by Naveed Jamali and Ellis Henican
- "Russian Roulette" by Michael Isikoff and David Corn
- "The Judiciary's Class War" by Glenn Harlan Reynolds
- "American Pravda" by James O'Keefe
- "Brotopia" by Emily Chang
- "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" by Michael Wolff
- "Spy Schools" by Daniel Golden
- "The Death of an Heir" by Philip Jett
- "Confidential Source Ninety-Six" by Roman Caribe, Robert Cea
- "Devil's Bargain: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump ..." by Joshua Green
- "Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty ..." by Russ Baker
- "Asteroid Hunters" by Carrie Nugent
- "Rigor Mortis: How Sloppy Science Creates Worthless Cures ..." by Richard Harris
- "Thirteen Seconds" (about Kent State) by Philip Caputo
- “Shattered’’ by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes
- "The Gatekeepers: How White House Chiefs of Staff Define Every Presidency" by Whipple
- "Maximum Harm" by Michele McPhee (about Tamerlan Tsarnaev)
- "The Campus Rape Frenzy" by KC Johnson and Stuart Taylor Jr.
- "Democracy's Detectives" by James T. Hamilton
