A working newsroom is only as fast as the people who write to it. Tips, corrections, embargoed releases, and press inquiries land directly with a named editor — the average verified response is 11 minutes.
For sensitive material, use our SecureDrop endpoint. For everything else, the newsroom email reaches the duty editor on the breaking desk within minutes.
Pick the channel that matches the sensitivity of what you're sending. All three are monitored by the duty editor on rotation.
For verified tips, eyewitness accounts, and documents you can share openly. Routed to the breaking desk and acknowledged within 11 minutes on average.
Speak directly with the duty editor. Best for time-sensitive tips where a screenshot, a quote, or a quick Q&A moves the story forward.
For sources who need anonymity. Files are encrypted in your browser, decrypted only on a secure workstation inside our newsroom, and never logged to the open web.
If your inquiry isn't a tip, route it to the desk that owns the work. Each mailbox is read by a named editor with an SLA.
For factual errors, misattributed quotes, broken links, and correction requests on any article we have published. We append a dated correction note on every fix.
For PR teams, government comms, and corporate communications sending embargoed releases, advance copies of studies, or pitch notes tied to a specific publish window.
For media buyers, branded-content briefs, podcast sponsorships, and syndication partnerships. Independent of the editorial newsroom; no influence on coverage.
For copyright claims, right-of-reply requests, defamation notices, and lawful takedown orders. Reviewed by counsel before any action.
Our headquarters is on the third floor of a red-brick building two blocks from South Station. Visiting journalists, fellowship candidates, and advisory-board correspondents are welcome by appointment.
