Bad journalism led to the worst president in US history, but thanks to him, journalists are rethinking journalism.

As we brace for crisis, remember that it’ll all come down to a question of trust.

We can’t know until we know more, and besides, the Republicans aren’t sticking around to find out.

Paul Ryan’s retirement might spark a new wave of exiting Republicans.

We have some idea. Recall how they panicked after Trump fired Comey.

What’s chilling is 40 years of conservatives harassing and intimidating journalists, and sometimes getting them fired.

Republicans still insist Democrats hate America, even as a Republican president invites a foreign enemy to the White House.

To them, Obama is the norm, and the former president said that to defend democracy, citizens must “show up, dive in, stay at it.”

John Stoehr is a fellow at the Yale Journalism Initiative, an associate fellow at Yale’s Ezra Stiles College, a contributing writer for the Washington Monthly and the Connecticut Mirror, as well as a columnist for the New Haven Register. He was formerly a contributing editor for opinion for US News & World Report and the columnist for Hearst Connecticut Media (Connecticut Post, et al.). He’s the former managing…

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