Evan Gershkovich, 2026
Evan Gershkovich on endurance after state hostage-taking, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
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Evan Gershkovich on endurance after state hostage-taking, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Zhanna Nemtsova on continuing journalism from exile, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Seymour Hersh on exposing concealed facts through investigation, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Jane Mayer on answering pressure with accurate reporting, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Maria Hinojosa on humanity as a reporting discipline, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Carole Cadwalladr on transparency in digital political influence, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Gustavo Gorriti on preventing fear from making editorial decisions, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Galina Timchenko on editorial independence under censorship and exile, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Shrouq Al Aila on the limits and necessity of visual witness, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Szabolcs Panyi on surveillance and source protection, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
Estefany Rodríguez on press rights during enforcement operations, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.
David Hundeyin on independence from powerful sources, the public value of verified reporting, and the newsroom practices that keep consequential facts in view.