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    What will we do in a future without newspapers?

    by Leonard Pitts Jr., Tribune Content Agency Jul 10, 2019 2 minutes

    The Vindy announced its death about a week before Jeffrey Epstein was arrested. Though the timing was only a coincidence, the juxtaposition speaks volumes about the state of American journalism.

    Epstein, as you likely know, is the billionaire money manager who was taken into custody Saturday in New Jersey on charges of sex trafficking. This comes more than 12 years after similar accusations were

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