Gateway Journalism Review

The St. Louis-based conspiracy site published lies about election fraud that allegedly resulted in two poll workers facing death threats.

In the wake of what he considered inaccurate mainstream coverage of protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Charles Klotzer launched what is now known as the Gateway Journalism Review. The first issue appeared in September 1970, and the now-quarterly publication is still going strong — even as its contemporaries have long since ceased operations.

By this point, most have taken note of President Donald Trump’s distaste of the press. But what is it like to be assigned to cover the president under…

John Seigenthaler is a journalist and champion of the First Amendment. He was previously an editor and publisher of The Tennessean in Nashville and was…

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Sept. 12, 2011 - I had never even imagined I would get to say these words."Hi, how may I help you?"…