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The 26 pages that link to Editorial, each with the reason it gives.

• NewspaperBroader topic: Editorials distinguish a newspaper’s argument from its straight news reporting.

• Opinion journalismBroader topic: Editorials are the clearest form of opinion written in a publication’s collective voice.

• MagazineRelated: Editorial decisions determine which subjects and voices shape each issue.

• EssayCompared with: Editorials are typically tied to current public debate, unlike essays generally.

• The AtlanticRelated: The magazine uses editorials to state positions on public issues.

• The CrisisRelated: The Crisis used editorial writing to state and advance the NAACP’s positions.

• The SpectatorNarrower topic: Editorial argument is one way The Spectator presents a coherent political position.

• The LancetRelated: Editorials convey the journal's own arguments on medicine and health policy.

• Financial TimesRelated: Editorial choices determine how the paper turns events into coverage and analysis.

• Newspaper journalismRelated: Editorials distinguish a newspaper's declared stance from its reported news.

• Punch (magazine)Related: Punch combined comic writing with sustained commentary on contemporary affairs.

• News analysisCompared with: An editorial makes an argument for a position; analysis primarily explains events and their implications.

• Women’s magazinesRelated: Editorial decisions determine which versions of femininity and which topics a magazine presents.

• NewsweekRelated: Editorials distinguish the magazine's viewpoint from its reported news articles.

• Periodical literatureRelated: Editorials show how recurring publications can present sustained institutional viewpoints.

• People's DailyRelated: The paper's editorials communicate authoritative party positions, especially on major political questions.

• The AgeRelated: The Age’s editorials distinguish its institutional arguments from its reported news.

• Global TimesRelated: Editorials and opinion pieces are central to the paper’s distinctive political voice.

• The Sydney Morning HeraldRelated: The Herald’s editorials distinguish its institutional voice from reported news.

• la RepubblicaRelated: Unsigned editorials make the newspaper's political judgments explicit.

• Online magazineRelated: Editorial decisions distinguish a magazine from an uncurated collection of web pages.

• Dagens NyheterRelated: Dagens Nyheter’s editorials state the newspaper’s views on current political questions.

• Folha de S.PauloNarrower topic: The paper’s editorials distinguish its declared positions from the reporting in its news pages.

• Hubert Beuve-MéryRelated: The editorial gave Beuve-Méry a direct way to state the paper’s judgments.

• New York PostRelated: The Post's conservative stance is expressed most directly through its editorial voice.

• The Chosun IlboRelated: Its editorials make the newspaper’s political and social positions explicit.