Elizabeth Jensen

Some final thoughts from Public Editor Elizabeth Jensen.

Listeners praise and criticize broadcasting the daily briefings in real-time.

NPR and Member stations join forces for new regional newsrooms.

NPR listeners and readers make their case for a less "D.C.-centric" point of view.

NPR's coverage gets generally high marks; would benefit from more editorial resources.

Examining the ethics underpinning an interview with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

A newscast prompts wider questions about how the newsroom covers the president's rallies.

A new editor will coordinate coverage of the urgent topic with the goal of bringing it more visibility.

Listeners and readers question how NPR has described the killing of an Iranian general.

First new data in three years show little progress in NPR's commitment to "looking and sounding like America."

Highlighting some much-appreciated NPR journalism, including 2020 election coverage, an in-depth climate change report and more.

NPR's newsroom workforce continues to grow slowly more racially and ethnically diverse.

Listeners object when NPR refers to the 'Democratic impeachment inquiry.'

A long investigation comes to an end with little coverage from NPR.

Weird news story gets clicks, but it's not a bullseye for all NPR readers.

An addendum for a rebroadcast was necessary, but not necessarily sufficient

NPR's newsroom is succeeding in reducing the errors it makes.

Mohn discusses his tenure.

The NPR founding mother and pioneering journalist died at 75.

Answering listener questions about NPR's practice of reporters adding context after live interviews.