Journalism

We hire expert journalists and allow them the time and resources to create in-depth, independent, original reporting in the public interest. We provide the context and analysis that readers need to better understand what’s happening around them. We have lawyers covering law, doctors covering health, former U.S. Marines covering war, and economists and M.B.A.s covering the economy.

From our headquarters in New York to Houston and Silicon Valley, from the U.S./Mexico border to Baghdad, we report without fear or favor, and our investigations result in concrete, meaningful action, whether it’s sexual harassment, workplace culture and ethics or government programs and corruption.

While our news coverage helps people understand the world, our Opinion report helps people imagine the world as it could be, through rich discussion and intelligent debate. Our Opinion journalists are experts in their fields who offer informed viewpoints on significant issues.

Our breadth of coverage reaches well beyond news and politics. Since our inception, The Times has been a thoughtful and deep resource for topics that touch our readers’ daily lives.

Audiences around the world look to The Times for our trusted guidance on where to travel, what to read, what show to see on Broadway and where to stop for a bite beforehand. From books to dining, theater to film, our critics’ reviews are often the only reviews that matter.

Times storytelling reaches well beyond the written word. From our award-winning photography to our immersive graphics and interactives, The Times sets the standard for multimedia storytelling excellence.

The Times brings stories to life in audio and visual features. We formed an audio team in early 2017 and quickly became a leading podcast producer with our hit, “The Daily.” Listeners press PLAY every day to join our journalists in untangling Washington politics, decoding popular culture, exploring emotional terrain and more.

In addition to the spoken word, Times Video reveals a dynamic view of the world, from reporting on global conflicts to the latest revelations in style, sports and science, some of which audiences experience in 360° with immersive virtual reality and augmented reality features.