Obituaries

Veteran court reporter, celebrated author and biting newspaper columnist Christie Blatchford, whose vivid prose championed cops, kids and soldiers while challenging

As a philanthropist, Anne Cox Chambers forever enhanced Atlanta’s civic and cultural landscape. As a political activist and diplomat, her

Former New York Post chief Xana Antunes, who was an executive editor at Quartz for the past six years, passed

Jim Lehrer, the somber and thoughtful television news anchor who helped build “PBS NewsHour” into an authoritative yet accessible voice

Gladys Bourdain, a longtime copy editor at The New York Times who helped kick-start the writing career of her son Anthony,

Hal Hildreth Tanner Jr. is being remembered as a genuinely nice person who was committed to Wayne County and his

Fred P. Graham, who covered the Supreme Court and momentous legal affairs of his era for The New York Times,

Radio shock jock Don Imus, one of the early pioneers of his genre, died Friday less than two years after

William Greider, a reporter, editor and popular author who examined the United States, its politics and its position in the

Shaun D. Mullen, 72, a blogger and author whose journalism career included two decades at the Philadelphia Daily News, was