
Author: Gergő Plankó
2019 WPI Fellow
journalist, 444.huBudapest, Hungary
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The biggest political turmoil since 2016
by Gergő Plankó | Oct 1, 2019 | Politics, Presidential Election
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi replied with two words when she was asked what changed her position about the impeachment of Donald Trump. “The facts,” she said, during a live interview on stage at the Texas Tribune Festival last week. We are in the middle of the biggest...
For all the talk about the death of facts, old school journalism is still as powerful as ever
by Gergő Plankó | Sep 25, 2019 | Journalism
“She felt that the story wasn’t fully told.” That’s how Rick Hirsch, managing editor of the Miami Herald described why the newspaper’s journalist, Julie K. Brown started to work on a story that became one of the most consequential in recent years. It’s about...
Radio Free Europe set to return to the country led by “Trump’s twin”
by Gergő Plankó | Sep 15, 2019 | American Presidency, Journalism, Politics
Dissident Hungarians listened to the sizzling voice of Radio Free Europe for decades in the Communist era. People could hear news from the United States government-funded radio they could get nowhere else. Few of them would have known that at some point, such a radio...
Minnesota No. 1 hit is the soundtrack of the primaries
by Gergő Plankó | Sep 6, 2019 | American Presidency, Politics, Presidential Election
“I just took a DNA test, turns out…” posted Hillary Clinton last week, re-tweeting a meme by singer-songwriter-flutist Lizzo. It’s a quote from the wildly popular song “Truth Hurts,” and it goes on like this: “…I’m a 100% that bitch.” The...Recent blog posts
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