Steven Brill

Steven Brill spent a year investigating national security in a post-9/11 America. 

Frequent Time contributor Steve Brill talks about the five-year legal battle involving Trump University in his article “Trump U”.

Journalist Steven Brill investigated an atrocious crime committed by an unlikely suspect: Johnson & Johnson. He speaks about his 15-chapter saga detailing the their offense and cover up.

Steven Brill discusses how the Affordable Care Act was written and how it is changing—or not changing—the healthcare industry.

Steven Brill talks about “Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us,” his special report in the February 22 issue of Time magazine. It explores why health care costs in the US continue to rise, even as they compromise care and deepen our budget deficits. He spent 16 months working on the article, which is the longest in Time’s history.

Journalist Steven Brill discusses the battle over public school reform. Class Warfare: Inside the Fight to Fix America’s Schools looks at the people and issues involved, from President Obama’s education reform policies, to activist parents, to billionaire funders, to state capitols, to teachers and teachers unions.

On Wednesday, Google refined a program to help struggling news organizations limit readers' unpaid access to some news content. It's called the "First Click Free" program, and it mean...

Press conference with Steven Brill about his new company’s biometric identification program used by British Airways at Kennedy Airport. Interview of Rafi Ron, an airport security. . .

The new Times Square theme restaurant: The NRA Sports Blast? And when TV stars get sick it's time for a very special episode to tell you all about it.

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Did the press prepare America for impeachment? Did it get the stories on the events leading to this moment right? And two reporters from the Vietnam War look back on their work.