Justice Ginsburg cites Washington Post reporter in health care decision
"GAH," says Sarah Kliff.
View ArticleSCOTUSblog details in 7,000 words how CNN, Fox got Health Care ruling wrong
"I feel that we showed that a specialized 'vertical' – a deep team with focused expertise – can contribute to reporting."
View ArticleAP stylebook adds entry on mental illness
AP acknowledged Sandy Hook shooting was a factor.
View Article5 myths about the Affordable Health Care Act
Dispelling myths and offering facts about this complicated law.
View ArticleHow reporters can localize coverage of the Affordable Care Act
Include local context, don't focus too much on one issue.
View ArticleHow to weave the stories of ‘real folks’ into coverage of health-care law
Tip No. 1: Look for people on their front porches in the summer.
View ArticleHow to avoid mistakes in covering the Affordable Care Act
If there’s one thing everyone can agree on about Obamacare, it’s that the law is complicated. Really complicated -- especially for a reporter trying to write about it on a deadline. I’ve spent the past...
View ArticleHow to fact-check the health care law
Before the health care law -- aka Obamacare -- the American health care system was a fragmented, confusing patchwork. After the health care law, the American health care system remains a fragmented,...
View ArticleHealth care coverage is more than numbers
We’ve heard a lot about the HealthCare.gov website and its performance metrics recently. But the Affordable Care Act metric that really matters isn’t error rates or response time. It’s enrollment....
View ArticleHow to tap into patient reviews of local hospitals
If you haven't examined how your local hospitals performed in the latest Medicare surveys, you're missing out on some important stories with high likely readership. Jordan Rau of Kaiser Health News...
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