The Pulitzer prizes seem to be awarded now for who stirs the pot most, not who uncovers the truth.  Because if the truth of the Russia collusion investigation were important, House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, who exposed FBI and Obama administration investigative misbehavior in this bogus scandal, would have walked off with the prize. Instead, we have the New York Times and the Washington Post sharing the honors for national reporting on the matter. The national reporting prize went to The Times and The Washington Post for their coverage of Mr. Trump's possible ties to Russia – a recognition of two journalism stalwarts that exposed the hidden activities of the Trump White House while withstanding much presidential ire. The Times sang its own praises this way, linking its winning stories: The staff of The Times was recognized with the national reporting award for changing the nation's understanding of Russian...(Read Full Post)