Michael H. Keller
The New York Times
New York, NY, United States
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Trump Financial Disclosure Reveals a Business Upended by the Coronavirus Pandemic
Revenues for the Trump Organization fell nearly 38 percent in 2020 as the coronavirus took a steep toll on the hospitality industry. Mar-a-Lago was a bright spot. → Read More
A $5 Billion Proposal to Fight Online Child Sexual Abuse
New legislation would try to curb the illegal imagery with record levels of funding for law enforcement. The bill, coming in response to a Times investigation, also calls for a new oversight position in the White House. → Read More
As Trump Promoted Drugs, Prescriptions Surged in Spite of Risks
Prescriptions for two antimalarial drugs jumped by 46 times the average when the president praised them on TV as a potential coronavirus treatment. There’s no proof they work. → Read More
‘We Had No Idea How Dark This Story Would Get’
Answering your questions about our series on online child abuse. → Read More
Tech Companies Detect a Surge in Online Videos of Child Sexual Abuse
In a first, videos outnumbered photos in reports to the authorities last year. Facebook found the most imagery, the bulk of it on its Messenger app. → Read More
8 Places Where Smartphones Tracked People’s Movements
A New York Times investigation showed that data from over a million devices in the New York area exposed people’s daily habits. → Read More
The Flourishing Business of Fake YouTube Views
Plays can be bought for pennies and delivered in bulk, inflating videos’ popularity and creating an environment ripe for manipulation. → Read More
How Tech Companies Own Your Day
Here's how it plays out, from the time you wake up until you go to bed. → Read More
Trump Sang Russia’s Praises While Papadopoulos Sought Contacts
Here’s how Mueller detailed his first charges into possible Russian collusion, and how the Trump campaign and his administration framed their relationship with Russia at the time. → Read More
FEMA’s Faulty Flood Maps Put Homeowners at Risk
Local flood maps in Hitchcock, Texas haven't been updated since 1983. And Hitchcock is no anomaly. → Read More
A Trillion-Dollar Deduction Could Get Axed to Fund Trump Tax Plan
IRS data from 2015 show the average household deduction in Democratic districts was $4,443, versus $2,896 in Republican districts. → Read More
If Trump Taxes Foreign Metals, It's Americans Who Will Pay the Price
President Trump is investigating whether steel and aluminum imports are hurting domestic production to the point that they're a threat to national security. → Read More
Everywhere Trump Traveled Before Air Force One
Jet away with flight data from the billionaire's private fleet. → Read More
The Trump Investigators That Trump Has Fired
In each case, the justification was inconsistent with prior actions, or followed a development in the investigation. → Read More
What We Know About Congressional Investigations into Russia and the Election
Follow multiple Congressional investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and the possible involvement of the Trump campaign. → Read More
Donald Trump stories
Donald Trump news, political analysis, commentary, long-form features, polling, original video, interactive graphics, and more from the nation's leading political commentators. → Read More
Politics stories
Politics news, political analysis, commentary, long-form features, polling, original video, interactive graphics, and more from the nation's leading political commentators. → Read More
China stories - Bloomberg Politics
China news, political analysis, commentary, long-form features, polling, original video, interactive graphics, and more from the nation's leading political commentators. → Read More
Shoptalk: How ‘Platforms as Publishers’ Could Threaten Journalistic Ethics – Editor & Publisher
News organizations have got themselves into a tough spot. After years of not valuing page load time, social platforms have begun implementing systems that either host articles directly (Facebook Instant Articles) or dictate technical standards for how story elements are structured (Google AMP). The result is largely the same: news organizations that use these platforms see improvements in load… → Read More
The Definitely Messy, Probably Solvable Reasons Americans Don't Vote
After every election, the U.S. Census asks hundreds of thousands of Americans whether they voted, and if they didn't, to explain why. Here's what they said. → Read More