COVERAGE
MARCH 3, 2026
Infiltrating the Supreme Court
A roundtable conversation with top Supreme Court reporters on secrecy at the court, the justices’ ethics and how they do their job at a crucial moment.
The Supreme Court was once a sedate — even stately — beat for reporters. There was a predictable pace and a familiar timeline for the court’s resolution of cases through cert petitions, briefs, arguments and opinions. There were a couple of major decisions every year. But for the most part, the average news consumer or political observer did not need to pay close attention to the court’s work on a daily basis.
Those days are long gone.
DECEMBER 11, 2025
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Jodi Kantor Announces New Book How to Start — See the Cover!
In a job market “unlike anything we’ve seen before,” Jodi Kantor is lending a hand — or, more accurately, her pen.
With her new book How to Start: Discovering Your Life's Work, the journalist, 50, hopes to steer young professionals toward fulfilling and meaningful careers.
Last year, The New York Times reporter — who, along with Megan Twohey, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for public service for bringing to light decades of sexual abuse allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein — was asked to speak to the graduating class at her alma mater, Columbia University.
The prompt Kantor was given for the keynote speech required her to call on everything she’s learned in her professional life, she tells PEOPLE. It also planted the seed that has since blossomed into How to Start.