Elizabeth Jensen

"Person on the street" interviews rankle some listeners.

Ethical dilemmas make reporting on hacked information awkward.

What language should NPR have used to describe Donald Trump's comments in the leaked Access Hollywood video?

Listeners question the ideological match-ups in political opinion segments.

Scientific American examines a controversial practice that NPR and others agreed to in 2014.

Listeners want to know how the fact-checkers chose which facts to check.

Candidate coverage evened out a bit in the past two weeks.

We're tracking NPR's election coverage for balance and best practices.

Listeners had concerns about anonymous sources in a Morning Edition commentary.

Third party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are getting little NPR coverage.

Listeners want to hear more Clinton coverage.

Users responded to NPR's recent decision to shut down comments.

What does the decision mean for the NPR community?

We're tracking NPR's election coverage for balance and best practices.

A pair of stories on the religious backgrounds of the presidential tickets highlights an age-old NPR challenge.

Listeners had mixed feelings about whether or not Morning Edition should have interviewed the former Ku Klux Klan leader.

A round-up of listeners concerns, plus our favorite pieces from each convention week.

Audio problems and missing podium speeches frustrate NPR listeners on opening nights of joint PBS/NPR convention coverage.

How should NPR's political coverage look and sound? Initial thoughts.

NPR lost two colleagues — including a renowned photojournalist — in Afghanistan this month, prompting some listeners to ask: Why does a radio network need photos?