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Russell Baker got his start as a reporter for The Sun and always looked back to Baltimore

Jan 23, 2019

Baltimore-raised Pulitzer Prize winner Russell Baker dies at 93

Jan 22, 2019

Don't dismiss Trump's anonymous insider

The more Trump attacks, the more popular culture articulates, celebrates role of the press

May 9, 2018

Trump's war on press no match for Obama's

Mar 4, 2017

MSNBC rising: Channel answers call for less ideology, more journalism

Feb 17, 2017

Newsday, New York Times reviewing work of 'Pill City' author

Feb 17, 2017

Unfortunate Son: The roots of Tupac Shakur's rebellion

Nov 29, 2016

Media coalition intervenes, calls for broader court transparency in Baltimore officers' trials

Jan 5, 2016

Cheap shot, New York Times

Amazon founder Bezos to buy Washington Post

Aug 5, 2013

NYTimes Paywall: "Hold....Hold....Hold....NOW!!!!"

Oct 20, 2011

New York Times metered paywall: $100 million a year?

Mar 17, 2011

New York Times Metered Paywall: It's real and it's spectacular

Mar 17, 2011

First Sunday without "On Language"

Mar 6, 2011

New York Times to charge for online reading

Jan 20, 2010

Boston Globe union votes against pay cuts

Jun 8, 2009

Stock of interest

How many best-seller lists are too many for the trade?

Oct 28, 2007

There must be a book in that

Oct 9, 2007

Murdoch taking aim at New York Times

Aug 15, 2007

Is this the face of the future of news?

Aug 5, 2007

Policing the Press

Jan 14, 2007

A history well worth waiting for

Nov 19, 2006

Media disclosures draw heat

Jul 1, 2006

Homeland Security chairman wants charges against Times

Jun 26, 2006

N.Y. Times reporter is sent to jail for withholding source

Jul 7, 2005

Winners, finalists for Pulitzer Prizes

More anthrax cases found

Oct 14, 2001

A FEW WORDS WITH RUSSELL BAKER Writing: The newspaper columnist again finds himself at Johns Hopkins University, 50 years after his graduation. He went on to become a writer. And how.

Sep 25, 1997

Great Expectations Jenn Crowell's first novel will appear in bookstores in March. The Goucher College sophomore is poised on the brink of fame. But no one knows where it will take her. Holly Selby

Feb 16, 1997

Despite critics, a good story Crack and the contras; Three views on the controversy over the C.I.A., its allies and drug dealing

Nov 17, 1996

In America, reading is alive, but not very well Best sellers: Reader tastes have gone from coq an vin to Chicken McNuggets.

Oct 20, 1996

Oprah speaks, they buy Boost: If Oprah mentions a book on her show, its sales soar. Publishing houses are eager to put their books in her hands.

Sep 27, 1996

Behind the Times

Jul 10, 1995

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist starts over on novel track The Life & Times of Anna Quindlen

May 14, 1995

A slippery slope

Jan 5, 1995

Answered prayer

Dec 21, 1994

New York has a new newspaper, this one a daily written for and about women

Oct 11, 1993

The New York-Boston Times-Globe

Boston Globe to be sold to the New York Times $1.1 billion deal biggest ever for U.S. paper

Jun 11, 1993

Gay Talese finally went home again

Feb 19, 1992

From the father "UNTO the SONS" Talese turns dad's stories into what some critics call an Italian 'Roots'

Feb 19, 1992

BEN BRADLEE: EDITOR AND SWASHBUCKLER He transformed Washington Post from local voice to national influence

Jun 30, 1991

HOW A MURDERER AND RAPIST BECAME THE BUSH CAMPAIGN'S MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

Nov 11, 1990

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