From WSJopinion: Evan Gershkovich is not a spy. He is a reporter in the hallowed tradition of those who risk it all to get the story, writes Peggynoonannyc
Review and Outlook: The best response to Russia's attack on a U.S. drone is to send Ukraine long-range missiles. Images: AP/Dept. of Defense Composite: Mark KellyThinking over here about the free press. What an ideal, what a human achievement.
You know the hallowed stories. The first investigative newspaper series is generally credited to W.T. Stead, whose “The Maiden Tribute of Babylon,” caused a sensation in 19th-century England. Stead was a rascally man and born crusader. In 1885, while editor of the Pall Mall Gazette, he had become alarmed at what he’d seen and heard of widespread child prostitution in the streets and brothels of London.
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