The Latest Breaking News from Carl Bernstein

The Washington Post still conjures up, for some, the promise of fiercely independent investigative journalism that can unseat a corrupt president. In what became one of the biggest stories of the 20th century, Richard Nixon (1969-74) was forced to resign the presidency in 1974, halfway through his second term, following…

COMMENT: Journalism – along with the film, music and television industries – must stand strong in the face of growing power of AI, writes Chris Blackhurst. In the end, we need each other to prosper

Economic journalist and broadcaster labelled ‘the cleverest young man in England’

Tributes paid to one of the UK’s foremost economics commentators who was also ambassador to Washington

Elizabeth Holtzman, House committee member who reviewed impeachment articles, recalls ‘gross political act’

Ex-Telegraph editor Will Lewis was hired by Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos to turn round the fortunes of the iconic US title. Can he face down a staff mutiny and the ire of Prince Harry over his past lives?

While Biden is ‘sharp’ in his national security meetings, Carl Bernstein says people close to the president believe they have a problem

Assange's plea deal sets a threatening precedent for free speech and journalism.

This forerunner to the writer’s charming romcoms is real and relatable – the truest of her meditations on love