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"Tweet less, tweet more thoughtfully, and devote more time to reporting," says executive editor Dean Baquet. Is that a wise redirection of attention or a mistaken view of reporting circa 2022? (Both, a little.)
Saying i did not request gorsuch or any other justice to wear a mask. npr's editor climbed in saying the story merited a clarification but not a correction. totenberg told "the daily beast" she doesn't care about what the public editor says. what is this about? this is about one word, the word ask and whether roberts asked everyone to wear masks or whether he, i don't know, i guess he could be suggested they wear masks. what do you think is really going on here? >> i think it's also about how opaque the supreme court is as an institution. congress has rules about whether you wear the mask, whe...
Protecting sources in the middle of war
We routinely hear from NPR audience members who are frustrated when they don't hear reporters or hosts press sources for more clarity and specificity.
NPR repeats the debunked lie about the Florida Stand Your Ground law's usage in the George Zimmerman trial.