The Epstein documents would be as tall as the Empire State Building if you stacked the 3 million pages. My @nytimes.com showed me how they are searching and assessing the documents, including judgment calls they make and new AI tools they use. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/12/i...

I hadn't heard of a war crime called "perfidy" until this new reporting by my @nytimes.com colleagues. www.nytimes.com/2026/01/12/u...

We’ve published the 23,000-word transcript of my @nytimes.com colleagues' interview with President Trump and opened it up for reader comments this morning. We’ve written many news stories off the interview but also think it's important for readers to see the president's words for themselves.

As the @nytimes.com assistant managing editor for standards and trust, I help edit a lot of pieces. This week I worked on two important stories about the experiences of transgender Americans. They talked to us about how they are coping with policy changes by the Trump administration.

Readers ask me how @nytimes.com handles unsubstantiated information and why we don't include certain details in news stories. It has come up with coverage of Charlie Kirk, Gaza & other stories. A good example came up today. It's about this story: www.nytimes.com/2025/09/20/u...

I spoke with @nytimes.com reporters and editors about our stories and judgment calls on Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Here’s the conversation: www.nytimes.com/2025/09/20/u...

The @nytimes published a story today that has never been told: About a classified Navy SEAL mission in North Korea in 2019 intended to help Americans in high-level nuclear talks. That mission unraveled. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/05/u...

“It is free in the sense that a used car handed over by a neighbor looking to get it out of his driveway is free,” write @sangernyt.bsky.social & Eric Schmitt about attempts to hide the taxpayer dollars going to renovate the “free” Air Force One from Qatar. www.nytimes.com/2025/07/27/u...