NEW YORK—In a press release heralding the latest addition to its masthead, The New York Times announced Thursday it had rehired Judith Miller to cover the Trump administration’s escalating tensions with Iran. “The experience Ms. Miller brings to bear is unmatched, and we’re confident and excited to welcome her back to the team,” read a statement from the news organization, which explained how the veteran journalist’s past reporting on the Middle East made her a natural fit at a time when U.S. officials have claimed, without providing evidence, that a key player in the region has become an imminent threat. “Judith has cultivated numerous sources within the national security community and has a proven track record of breaking major stories. We can think of no one better positioned to generate exclusive scoops and drive the paper’s front-page coverage at a time when the White House—despite extreme opposition from American allies—looks for a pretext to launch a military campaign against a Middle Eastern country. We really think her past work speaks for itself.” Reached for comment, both Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton said they looked forward to citing Miller’s reports.
announced Thursday it had rehired Judith Miller to cover the Trump administration’s escalating tensions with Iran. “The experience Ms. Miller brings to bear is unmatched, and we’re confident and excited to welcome her back to the team,” read a statement from the news organization, which explained how the veteran journalist’s past reporting on the Middle East made her a natural fit at a time when U.S.
“Judith has cultivated numerous sources within the national security community and has a proven track record of breaking major stories. We can think of no one better positioned to generate exclusive scoops and drive the paper’s front-page coverage at a time when the White House—despite extreme opposition from American allies—looks for a pretext to launch a military campaign against a Middle Eastern country. We really think her past work speaks for itself.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Disney and The New York Times show how the media dinosaurs can stay on topIt's easy to talk about media disruption, but it's a lot harder for new media players to gain actual traction against legacy players.
Read more »
New York Times rips Aperol Spritz, sending the internet into a fizzA New York Times article railing against Aperol Spritzes hit a chord for thousands of readers who rushed to defend or bash the cocktail.
Read more »
Opinion | Oops! How Trump undercut his effort to keep tax returns hiddenTrump's defense against the New York Times piece on his epic losses boomerangs.
Read more »
Broncos' Miller sides with Harris in contract battleAll-Pro linebacker Von Miller wants the Denver Broncos to show veteran cornerbac...
Read more »
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to announce 2020 presidential runJUST IN: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will enter the 2020 Democratic presidential primary on Thursday morning, a senior Iowa Democrat with knowledge of the plans confirmed to CNN
Read more »
New York medical examiner testifies chokehold led to Eric Garner's deathThe New York City medical examiner who conducted an autopsy on an unarmed black ...
Read more »
New York City Selects Designers With Big Ideas for Small LotsNew York City’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development has picked five design teams as the winners of a contest that sought creative ideas for building housing on smaller city-owned lots.
Read more »
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio adds his name to the Democratic presidential fieldNew York Mayor Bill de Blasio to enter Democrats’ 2020 race, adding another liberal voice and bringing the field to 23 candidates
Read more »