Dan Froomkin

Twitter: @froomkin

Dan Froomkin is Editor of Press Watch. He wrote the daily White House Watch column for the Washington Post during the George W. Bush administration, then served as Washington bureau chief and senior writer at Huffington Post, covering Barack Obama's presidency, before working as Washington editor at The Intercept.

Donald Trump; Jeff Bezos; Stya Nadella

Billionaires have broken media: Washington Post’s non-endorsement is a sickening moral collapse Dan Froomkin

If Trump wins, blame the New York Times Dan Froomkin

Capitol Riot; Capitol Police Officers

How the Capitol Police enabled the Jan. 6 attack: A story no one wants to touch Dan Froomkin

Capitol Riot; Capitol Building; Washington DC

Media can't decide on 2022 midterms: Normal politics or total apocalypse? Dan Froomkin

Bill Barr; Merrick Garland

To save democracy, let's start by saving the First Amendment Dan Froomkin

Monster Letter Typing

“Dear Trolls”: A form letter media can use to tell right-wing mobs where to shove it Dan Froomkin

Jeff Bezos; Sally Buzbee

Flailing Washington Post gets a new leader at last — with no time to lose Dan Froomkin

The New York Times Building Headquarters

New York Times dumps "op-eds" for "guest essays": A great start, but not nearly enough Dan Froomkin

Facebook; Money

Major media is taking millions from Facebook — and keeping the details secret Dan Froomkin

A press pass and tape recorder on a chair

Defund the media! (Sort of.) Political reporters are hurting America — let's get rid of them Dan Froomkin

Capitol Police; January 6th Riot

Why didn't Capitol Police mobilize on Jan. 6? They claim intel warning wasn't "specific" enough Dan Froomkin

Long Voting Line

As voting issue gets white-hot, we can't afford to duck the moral implications Dan Froomkin

At Joe Biden's first news conference, it wasn't the president who was out of touch Dan Froomkin

U.S. President Joe Biden

Questions for Joe Biden: There's still so much we don't know Dan Froomkin

Divided United States and partisan politics

We could fix our badly damaged democracy — but Republicans don't want to Dan Froomkin

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