John Shiffman is a Reuters reporter and a New York Times best-selling author. With colleagues, he is a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist, and has won the Gerald Loeb Award, the Thurgood Marshall Award, the Hillman Prize, the Overseas Press Club Award and the Shadid Award for Ethics. 

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His stories have led to the elimination of government surveillance and corporate welfare programs, and have spurred reforms to aid the most vulnerable members of society, including new mothers addicted to opioids and people too poor to bury relatives with dignity. He also worked at The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Tennessean and The News-Press.

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 Hold The Line, with former police officer Michael Fanone, reached #6 on the NYT non-fiction best-seller list.

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Operation Shakespeare, about an undercover U.S. sting against Iran, was an NYT espionage best-seller.  ​​

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Priceless, with FBI Art Crime Team founder Robert Wittman, was a NYT non-fiction best-seller & published in 11 languages. 

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