About James Reston
James Reston (1909-1995) was a prominent American journalist and political commentator known for his incisive reporting and analysis during a pivotal time in U.S. history. He worked for The New York Times for over 30 years, where he covered significant events, including World War II and the Watergate scandal, and popularized the concept of "the news analysis" feature. Reston's influential writing and keen insight into political affairs earned him two Pulitzer Prizes and a lasting legacy in American journalism.
