A note from the new publisher of The New York Times

In a column in Monday's New York Times, Publisher A.G. Sulzberger writes: "There was a reason freedom of speech and freedom of the press were placed first among our essential rights. Our founders understood that the free exchange of ideas and the ability to hold power to account were prerequisites for a successful democracy. But a dangerous confluence of forces is threatening the press’s central role in helping people understand and engage with the world around them."

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