Then in 1880s, The Crimson included more substance, as the paper’s editors were more eager to engage in a quality of journalism like that of muckraking big-city newspapers.

到了 80年代，因为编辑更渴望挖 掘像大都市报那种专门揭发名人丑闻新闻，《深红》有了更多。

It wasn't muckraking journalists who informed the public that Mr Trump had sacked James Comey, a former director of the FBI, because of its probes into his campaign's links with Russia.

并不是那些揭露丑闻记者告知民众，特朗普解雇了前联邦调长詹姆斯·科米，因为联邦调就特朗普竞选团队与俄罗斯之间关系展开了调。

A muckraking Twitter thread materialized, scorning Calloway as a " scammer" ; she promptly canceled and then uncanceled the tour, all while zapping out flurries of alternately self-flagellating and self-justifying posts on Instagram Stories.

一个专门爆料推特帖子出现了，奚落卡洛威是个“骗子”；她便立即取消了该行程，之后却又恢复了行程，与此同时，她还在Ins上狂发时而自我鞭挞、时而自我辩护帖子。

Muckraking by the Daily Maverick, a local paper better known for exposing political scandals than for scrutinising sandwiches, found that intermittent cuts in the water supply were also affecting the country's only Marmite factory.

当地以揭露政治丑闻而不是审三明治而闻名报纸——《独行者日报》揭秘发现，间歇性供水中断也影响到了该国唯一马麦酱工厂。