How does the news reach millions of Americans before most get out of bed? New York Times reporter Evan Gorelick, who writes The Morning, the paper's flagship daily newsletter, will discuss what it takes to follow deadlines, build sources and distill a chaotic news cycle into the most widely read newsletter in the world. He will offer an inside look at the editorial judgment, reporting, and craft that shapes how a vast audience starts its day. A Woodbridge native and Yale graduate, Gorelick writes widely about politics, the Trump administration, technology and business. His recent Labor Department coverage exposed rampant misconduct, leading to the ouster of a U.S. cabinet secretary and top aides. He was named to this year's Forbes 30 Under 30 list and was a finalist for two 2025 Gerald Loeb Awards, the highest honor in business journalism.