Bill Keller
Harvey Silverglate: Would Obama recognize criminal justice reform if it stuck him in the eye?
What the president got wrong about criminal justice reform.
Orwellian threats caused the New York Times to spike a story on NSA spying way back in 2004
Kerry: "High Confidence" Syria Used Chemical Weapons
New York Times' Jill Abramson on Leading the Paper
WikiLeaks: the backstory from the editor of the NY Times
Bill Keller, executive editor of the New York Times, talks about dealing with Julian Assange behind the scenes.
Bill Keller explains why The New York Times held the story of captured Taliban commander
Last night's breaking news that allied troops captured a top Taliban commander was actually uncovered by The New York Times last week. White House officials asked the paper to hold the story to avoid compromising intelligence gathering activities.
Bill Keller on rescued reporter Stephen Farrell
This morning New York Times reporter Stephen Farrell was rescued by military commandos during a raid in Afghanistan. For more of the back story, we talk to New York Times Executive Editor Bill Keller.
In Pakistan, a Secret Hostage Makes His Escape
Journalist David Rohde escaped the Taliban captors who had been holding him hostage since November. This situation was kept secret to protect Rohde, but Bill Keller, executive editor of The New York Times, joins The Takeaway now to tell the story.
The New York Times?in Tehran
Bill Keller, Executive Editor of The New York Times, is back from Iran, covering the elections and the protests. He joins The Takeaway from London to wrap up his week's reporting.
Nelson Mandela turns 90
As South Africa gears up to toast its favorite citizen, Nelson Mandela, The Takeaway celebrates the former president and anti-apartheid icon on his 90th birthday.