Journalism
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New York Times Files Motion for Compliance in Pentagon Press Rights Case
“Instead of increasing the free press’ right to report on behalf of the public as ordered, the new policy instead imposes even tighter restrictions,” a spokesperson for the Times says
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CNN’s Podcast Play Captures Cable News at an Awkward Crossroads | Analysis
The network’s big-microphone move reflects a broader challenge of finding innovative ways to reach audiences without eroding authenticity
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Kara Swisher Refuses to Work for an Ellison-Owned CNN: ‘They Have No Interest in Journalism’ | Video
“I don’t think they’ll be good owners,” the CNN contributor says of Paramount
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Bob Woodward to Reveal ‘Forever Sources’ in Memoir ‘Secrets’
The Washington Post legend reflects on his Pulitzer Prize-winning career in his latest book, out Sept. 29
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Pete Hegseth Sets New Pentagon Press Restrictions After Losing to New York Times in Court
The media workspace used for years by credentialed journalists is shutting down. “We will be going back to court,” says the Times
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Megyn Kelly and Piers Morgan Mock CNN for Trying to Make Shows Look Like Podcasts: ‘Desperate Ploy’ | Video
“Talk about flushing your money down the drain,” the conservative commentator says
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Joe Scarborough Clashes With Chuck Schumer in Heated Iran Debate: ‘Senator, You’re Not Listening’ | Video
The senator and pundit tussle over whether it was a good or bad idea for Trump to degrade Iran’s military infrastructure
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Trump’s ICE Airport Plan Was Pitched on a Conservative Radio Show Last Week
The president has yet to credit “Linda from Arizona” for the idea he claims was “mine”
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Rahel Solomon Sets CNN Exit, Bids Farewell: ‘Excited About This Next Chapter’ | Video
The anchor has hosted CNN’s “Early Start” since its launch in March 2025
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Scott MacFarlane Joins MeidasTouch as Chief Washington Correspondent After CBS News Exit
The journalist left CBS News earlier this month as Bari Weiss continues to revamp the network
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Axios CEO Pitches AI ‘Moonshot’ as Company Reshapes Newsroom
The news outlet laid off 11 staffers last week as it moves to automate some tasks
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New Voice of America Lawsuit Alleges Kari Lake Aired Pro-Trump Propaganda
A group of veteran staffers say agency leaders suppressed VOA from covering news stories the administration did not like, violating First Amendment principles
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New York Times Reporters to Return to Pentagon Monday
The paper’s journalists are expected to regain access Monday after a federal judge ruled that the Defense Department’s press policy is unconstitutional
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BBC Taps Former Google Executive Matt Brittin as Director-General | Report
The previous director-general resigned over a misleading edit in a Donald Trump documentary that prompted the president’s $10 billion lawsuit
