(1889–1974), US journalist and essayist. He was a founder and associate editor of The New Republic (1914–17) and a columnist for the New York Herald Tribune (1931–61). Notable works: A Preface to Morals (1929), The Good Society (1937), and Western Unity and the Common Market (1962). His excellence in news analysis was recognized in 1958 by a Pulitzer Prize Special Citation.