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Paid to ask strangers the questions you'd get slapped for asking.
means Someone whose job is to gather facts about events and present them to the public through news stories.
from From Latin reportare, 'to carry back' — re- (back) plus portare (to carry), the same portare that gives us 'port' and 'transport.' A reporter is, literally, one who carries information back to those who weren't there — the word entered English through French in the 1300s-1400s for anyone who relayed news, long before the profession existed to make it a job title.
- deadline math
- the story is due before the truth is
- golden rule
- three sources, or it didn't happen
- job hazard
- knowing things you legally cannot say yet
- real skill
- making officials regret returning the call