David A. Fahrenthold
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David A. Fahrenthold

@Fahrenthold680.8K followers

Investigative reporter for the New York Times, focused on nonprofits. Tips? DAF@nytimes.com

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Contractor Admits Fault in Reflecting Pool Flub

Cites Bad Repair Plan, Not Vandalism

View Front PageNew York TimesSEP 12, 2026

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Contractor Admits Fault in Reflecting Pool Flub

Cites Bad Repair Plan, Not Vandalism

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New York TimesSEP 12, 2026
New York Times front page

AT $464 MILLION, FLEET OF PLANES THAT SELDOM FLY

SPIKE IN NO-BID DEALS

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New York TimesAUG 14, 2026
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How the Reflecting Pool Mirrored Trump’s Administration

Laws and Facts Skirted, and Blame Passed

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New York TimesAUG 9, 2026
New York Times front page

‘Botched’ Job, Not Sabotage, Damaged Pool

Charges To Be Dropped Against Ex-Olympian

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New York TimesAUG 1, 2026
Minnesota Star Tribune front page

July 4 bash staged by firm tied to Trump

It's unclear how much the company will receive.

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Minnesota Star TribuneJUL 4, 2026
New York Times front page

PROFIT ‘INFLATED’ FOR POOL PROJECT

U.S. Analysis Faults Cost to Fix D.C. Landmark

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New York TimesMAY 28, 2026
Investigative report into a no-bid contract for the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, alleging excessive costs and government oversight failures.
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A No-Bid Contract to Turn a Reflecting Pool Blue

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New York TimesMAY 10, 2026
Reports on an administrative decision bypassing standard procurement procedures, framing it as an unusual use of executive authority.

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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to David A. Fahrenthold in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.