Micah Loewinger

Is this the end of the record review as we know it? 

How the drama has unfolded, and how plagiarism became a political tool.

The Israeli media bubble.

How global crises have been reflected in journalism. 

Walking back a $45-billion claim.

How a media-fueled panic around "organized retail crime" helped turn misdemeanors into felonies across multiple states.

How muddled definitions of crime shapes people's perceptions.

How AI put the phrase "close encounters of the athletic kind" in hundreds of articles.

Untangling the legal implications of large-scale violence.

Media co-ops are championing a new business model for journalism, free from corporate overlords. 

The secret to The New York Times' wild success.

How the social media platform is (and isn't) a catalyst of conversation

Has the media learned any lessons since 2015? 

Taking stock of podcasting in 2023, and the role public radio will play in its future.

The role of Saudi Arabia in making peace in the Middle East, "sportswashing," and how the crown prince is perceived at home.

Local reporters are facing unfathomable danger.

Plus the lessons learned—and perhaps forgotten—from 9/11.