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SUMMARY:Stories that Shape Democracy: 2026 Toner Prize Winner Panel
DESCRIPTION:Join the Newhouse School for a virtual conversation with the w
 inners of the 2026 Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting. Fro
 m the federal workforce to the streets of Chicago\, these reporters docum
 ented how decisions made in Washington impact real lives. Learn how they 
 crafted their stories and hear their thoughts on what’s ahead for politic
 al journalism following the midterm elections. Read the winning work.\n\n
 The Washington Post\, winner of the Toner Prize for National Political Re
 porting\, examined President Donald Trump’s sweeping efforts to dismantle
  the federal government and the far-ranging consequences for the country 
 in “The year Trump broke the federal government.”\n\nThe Chicago Tribune\
 , winner of the Toner Prize for Local Political Reporting\, followed how 
 the Trump administration’s immigration policy unfolded in Chicago\, inclu
 ding mass raids and public protests\, in “64 Days in Chicago: The story o
 f Operation Midway Blitz.”\n\nTuesday\, Nov. 10\, 2026\, 6 p.m. EST\nZoom
  Webinar | Link will be sent to you after registration\n\nRegister to att
 end.\n\nModerator: Joel Kaplan\, professor of magazine\, news and digital
  journalism\n\nFor more information\, or if you require special accommoda
 tions\, please contact nhspecialevents@syr.edu.\n\nNational Political Rep
 orting Winners\n\nHannah Natanson\n\nReporter\nThe Washington Post\n\nWil
 liam Wan\n\nReporter\nThe Washington Post\n\nMeryl Kornfield\n\nReporter\
 nThe Washington Post\n\nLocal Political Reporting Winners\n\nAndrew Carte
 r\n\nReporter\nChicago Tribun\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/611c943e-b24
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