David Sanger

Chief Washington Correspondent of The New York Times

David Sanger is the Chief Washington Correspondent of The New York Times and a member of the team of reporters and editors involved in The Times WikiLeaks coverage. Sanger recently wrote “The Inheritance: The World Obama Confronts and the Challenges to American Power,” an examination of the challenges facing the United States at a time of global and economic turmoil. In a 27-year career at the paper, Sanger has reported from New York, Tokyo, and Washington, covering issues surrounding foreign policy, globalization, nuclear proliferation, and Asian affairs.

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Freedom of the Press Does Not Extend To State Secrets

With Michael Chertoff, Alan Dershowitz, David Sanger, Gabriel Schoenfeld
June 8, 2011

The First Amendment protects freedom of the press, but how do we reconcile the conflict between national security and accountability? Do we err on the side of secrecy or transparency? From the Pentagon Papers to WikiLeaks, join the debate between the need for government secrecy and the public’s right to know.

Freedom of the Press Does Not Extend To State Secrets

With Michael Chertoff, Alan Dershowitz, David Sanger, Gabriel Schoenfeld
June 8, 2011

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Freedom of the Press Does Not Extend To State Secrets

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