January 1, Award-Winning Journalist Shakes Up Media Game

Wyatt’s Take

• John Solomon has changed the news world with bold reporting.
• His leadership turned around struggling newsrooms, saving jobs and boosting profits.
• Solomon’s work led to big stories that held the powerful to account.

John Solomon has made a name for himself by exposing corruption and telling stories that others won’t touch. He’s not just reported the news—he’s built newsrooms that thrive under pressure.

He took The Washington Times from deep losses to turning a profit, making sure good folks kept their jobs. Solomon doubled the paper’s revenue and reach, proving that real journalism still matters.

“He and his teams have won dozens of awards during three decades as a professional journalist, including a Robert F. Kennedy Excellence in Journalism Award, and three Society of Professional Journalists Awards for Investigative Reporting.”

Solomon’s reporting has shined a light on government failures and deals that hurt regular Americans. He forced leaders to answer for their actions and protected the rights of his sources against government overreach.

Solomon’s stories have made headlines; his battle for truth helped expose government secrets on terrorism, military misuse, and questionable charity deals. He’s also helped push newspapers and wire services into the digital age, opening new ways to get information to everyday folks.

His book on the Chambermaid case called out powerful people who tried to silence the vulnerable. Solomon’s impact continues as he leads new projects, never backing down from a story that needs telling.

If you want the truth out front and leaders held to account, folks like Solomon deserve your attention. America’s heartland values honesty and fairness, and that’s the kind of reporting he stands for.

Wyatt Matters

Middle America respects hard work and straight answers. Bringing stories that dig out the facts and protect everyday Americans is what our country is about.

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