Therese Bottomly

Although journalists are not licensed the way doctors and lawyers are, we take seriously the ethical questions that come up in reporting on matters of significant concern.

Bezos also had directed the Washington Post's opinion section to not publish contrary views but limit opinions to support of ideals such as free markets.

For the record, I am cheering the AP on in its fight against Trump’s restrictions. The final resolution is still to be determined.

A not-so-fun part of reporter Jamie Hale's job is dealing with blowback whenever he writes about a place people would like to keep off the radar.

Footage of vandals smashing windows at Pioneer Place and the nearby Apple Store played for weeks on some national channels, and some viewers took that to be pervasive throughout Portland.

The Oregonian/OregonLive's Zane Sparling, Beth Nakamura and Ryan Fernandez join Editor Therese Bottomly to discuss their experiences covering protests.

The Oregonian/OregonLive's Ted Sickinger joins Editor Therese Bottomly to discuss his recent findings.

We don’t want social media statements from our news staff that call into question the reporter’s ability to objectively cover the news.

The articles from our founding in 1850 to current day are truly the first draft of history. When I look up decades-old materials, I am often impressed with the speed of the reporting, even overcoming obstacles such as lack of telephones.

Working in journalism for my entire career has been a privilege.