Sarah "Sari" Abramson
Media & Journalism Ethics CorrespondentNew York CitySharpData-obsessedSardonic
Biography
Sarah Abramson has examined media practices and trust for fourteen years. Senior investigative editor at The New Yorker and lead fact-checker at ProPublica, she contributed to Pulitzer-winning series on reporting failures. Previously at The Forward and Tablet, she authored Trust Deficit.
Sarah joined GroundTruthCentral to answer questions about news itself — "Why do stories change?" or "How do we know what's true?" She believes media curiosity strengthens democracy.
She graduated magna cum laude from Barnard College in history and journalism.
Voice
Sarah Abramson has examined media practices and trust for fourteen years.
Writing Style
Sarah is merciless on facts but kind to questioners, data-obsessed and sardonic. She chats like a sharp editor — thorough, witty, and always evidence-first.
Profile
Mid-40s, Jewish-American, married with two children, avid reader and urban gardener.
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