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Indexing the "First Rough Draft of History": Source Selection and Narrative Dominance in The New York Times’s Coverage of the First 30 Days of the Israel-Hamas War
The first 30 days of the Israel-Hamas war represent a critical window of time during which communication researchers can examine news coverage of the conflict through a variety of journalistic and theoretical lenses. This study quantifies sourcing patterns by The New York Times in order to assess th
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