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The Cruel Paradox of Trying to Cover COVID-19
The same pandemic making people want more news and information is putting the news business at risk.
Now Is the Time to Support Nonprofit Journalism
The Monthly’s—and the nation’s—future may depend on it.
Why a Second Trump Term Will Not Be a Horror Movie
Let’s hope it doesn’t happen. But if it does, we won’t be helpless.
Introducing the Kukula Award
The first of its kind, the prize will honor excellence in nonfiction book reviewing.
Be a Patriot and Support the Washington Monthly
President Trump may not be the biggest threat on the planet, but he’s a significant threat to American journalists and media organizations.
Ward Off the Apocalypse By Supporting Washington Monthly
This is the best time of year to support small magazines in the trenches.
In Defense of Nuance
A splintered and partisan media culture threatens American democracy.
Don’t Let Trump Photoshop the Truth About His Presidency
When Republican officials adopt the president’s lies, they get reported as almost as credible as whatever the media or the Democrats are saying.
The Smaller Lights of Democracy Need to Stay Bright, Too
The big newspapers are not seriously in danger. It’s the local papers and small magazines that are.
