Voyage of the damned | Commentary
Last December marked the anniversary of a now-forgotten event, the first of two inexplicable acts of mass murder.
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A small man reducing America to mediocrity | Opinion
President Donald Trump's having repeated a phrase ascribed to Napoleon — "he who saves his country does not violate any laws" — irked French-born South Floridian W.E. Gutman.
A troubling option: Limited conflict or all-out war? | Opinion
Retired journalist W.E. Gutman, who worked in Israel’s Consulate General in New York, offers a skeptical look at the war in Iran.
Freedom of the press is not free | Opinion
Journalist and author W.E. Gutman writes that, while freedom of the press is guaranteed by the First Amendment, media gatekeepers from corporate CEOs to opinion editors play a role in...
Journalism at a crossroads as shooting the messenger becomes populist ploy | Opinion
Retired journalist W.E. Gutman worries that self-censorship among reporters will become more prevalent as more partisan ideologues find value in attacking the press.