SAM ROBERTS

His exposés for The Associated Press on the Iran-contra scandal earned him a Polk Award. He also worked for “Frontline” and started a journalism website.

2018/01/252018/01/26

Bernadine Morris, Veteran Observer of Fashion, Dies at 92

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2018/01/082018/01/08

Alan Sagner, Who Revitalized the Port Authority, Dies at 97

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2017/12/082017/12/13

Mickey Gurdus, Who Eavesdropped on the World, Dies at 73

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2017/12/062017/12/06

Maurice Carroll, Political Reporter and Pollster, Dies at 86

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2017/07/12

Jack Shaheen, Who Resisted and Cataloged Stereotyping of Arabs, Dies at 81

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Dr. Shaheen began his campaign against xenophobia in films and on television in 1974, documenting and mitigating negative images of Arabs and Muslims.

2017/07/12

Jack Shaheen, Who Resisted and Cataloged Stereotyping of Arabs, Dies at 81

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Dr. Shaheen began his campaign against xenophobia in films and on television in 1974, documenting and mitigating negative images of Arabs and Muslims.

2017/06/122017/06/12

Ed Victor, a Stylish and Frenetic Book Agent, Dies at 77

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2017/05/10

Robert H. Phelps, Editor at Times and Boston Globe, Dies at 97

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Mr. Phelps missed a scoop on the Watergate scandal but oversaw the coverage in major series on school desegregation and abuses at a transit agency that won Pulitzer Prizes.

2017/05/09

Anne Morrissy Merick, a Pioneer From Yale to Vietnam, Dies at 83

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Ms. Morrissy Merick, the first woman admitted to the press box of the Yale Bowl, later helped get a restriction against women covering the Vietnam War reversed.