Opinion: The epic of Donald Trump and Russian collusion is a cautionary example that should be taught in journalism schools for generations, writes Lance Morrow
Good generals learn to discipline their imaginations. Armies may be lost if their hopes or fears leap ahead of the facts of battle. That’s true for journalists as well. It’s essential not to become overcommitted to a vivid story line.
Reporters gather facts, then weave them into a story. Every storyteller’s temptation is to embellish—to make the tale more vivid, dramatic, entertaining. Donald and Volodya! Sexual perversion in a Moscow hotel! The epic of Donald Trump and Russian collusion is a cautionary example that will be...
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