Manuel Roig-Franzia

Russian journalist, author and opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza won a Pulitzer Prize for columns written at a Moscow detention center.

In the wake of a controversial Instagram post, the writer announced she will start a newsletter on Substack.

In a new book, “Unredacted,” Christopher Steele unveils the fruits of fresh sleuthing and warns that Trump is a threat to democracy.

John le Carré’s son Nick Harkaway takes a stab at adding to the legend of his father’s most beloved character.

The Washington Post’s publisher announced Friday that it will not make an endorsement in this year’s presidential contest, for the first time in 36 years, or in future presidential races.

After Friday’s announcement that The Washington Post was no longer going to endorse a presidential candidate, subscribers and journalists are responding with anger and dismay.

Facing criticism and subscriber cancellations, Jeff Bezos published an opinion piece Monday calling his decision to end presidential endorsements “principled” and signaled more changes to come.

“Improper” and “without merit,” The Washington Post says of the Trump campaign’s allegations that it conspired with the Kamala Harris campaign via advertising.

The Radio Television Digital News Association decision follows a Washington Post report on warnings “Retrograde’s” filmmakers received about endangering Afghans.

Russian authorities put Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s Alsu Kurmasheva behind bars, but they couldn’t outsmart her.