Career and Contributions
, who served as the executive editor from 1986 to 1994, died at 94, leaving behind a legacy of expanding the paper's coverage and inclusivity within the newsroom.
Frankel's journalism career was marked by significant achievements, including winning a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of Nixon's trip to and playing a pivotal role in publishing the .
Personal Life and Legacy
Born in and fleeing to the as a child refugee from , Frankel's early experiences shaped his perspectives on journalism and objectivity.
After retirement, Frankel continued to influence public discourse, notably with his opinion piece on the Trump-Russia allegations, despite facing a defamation lawsuit from the Trump campaign.