That is why regardless of what happens in Mexico it is spoken of as a drug war in the U.S. At the risk of sounding like the cubicle-bound writer that I (mostly) am, can you talk a bit about the challenges of reporting a subject as dangerous as this one?
That's some context for Wolff's most explosive bit of reporting to date: A scathing new book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," describing dysfunction and infighting in Donald Trump's presidential campaign and the first year of his presidency, replete with damning criticism of Trump from within his inner circle.
Mr. Issenberg: I've been doing a bit of reporting on the ways Obama's 2008 campaign used data for other parts of my book, "The Victory Lab".
Once home, he did some reformist editorializing and a bit of reporting (interviewing Mrs. O'Leary's husband after the Chicago fire) for The New York Tribune; he also wrote some best-selling light narrative verse in the manner of Bret Harte.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 One of the news networks has finally done a bit of reporting on the National Popular Vote plan, the formula for salvation for which this blog prides itself on being the John the Baptist (as distinct from the John the Koza).
"There is reason to look at these questions of what happened at the Trump hotel, because it has been clear from quite a bit of reporting that President Trump appears to have involved himself in the AT&T-Time Wander merger, and we want to make sure that is not happening today," she said.
And CNN unveiled another news organization that, like Slate and The Daily Beast, had done a good bit of reporting on the Clifford story in 2016: Fox News.
But Ms. Mills learned that Nelle's attitude about her success has changed, and though she "sometimes" still dislikes her fame, "then it passes". This is a remarkable bit of reporting on Ms. Mills' part, given Harper Lee's characteristic reticence.
I also had another motivation: For the first time my father, a bird watcher himself, was accompanying me on a brief bit of reporting, and was curious to see some of the former Soviet borderlands.
This isn't quite a tech post, but it's an interesting bit of reporting by our older, yet still cool, uncles, over at TechCrunch.
