Journalism
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Katy Tur Slams Trump for Making US World Cup Team ‘Look Like Cheaters’ Over FIFA Red Card
“He put his thumb on the scales,” the MS NOW anchor adds
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Graham Platner Accuser Says NYT Reporting Led to Initial Abuse Claims Not Being Taken Seriously: ‘By Design’
“I actually understand why Democrat leaders didn’t take our stories seriously,” Lyndsey Fifield says
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Netflix Partners With Vanity Fair, BuzzFeed and More Publishers in Video Licensing Deal to ‘Deepen Fandom’
The platform will stream popular video series from Condé Nast, Hearst, People Inc. and others
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James Murdoch’s $300 Million Vox and New York Magazine Deal Gets the Greenlight From FTC
The regulator issued an early termination notice in its review of Lupa Systems’ purchase of roughly half of the digital media company’s brands
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Prince Harry, Elton John Lose UK Tabloid Privacy Invasion Case
A U.K. High Court judge has dismissed all hacking and bugging claims against the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday publisher
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‘Pod Save America’ Calls on Graham Platner to Quit Maine Senate Race ‘ASAP’ Over Sexual Assault Allegations
The Democratic candidate is facing fallout from political supporters in Congress, Hasan Piker and more
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Sean Hannity Refuses to Believe Trump Actually Likes Zohran Mamdani: ‘That’s All an Act’
“They don’t get along,” the Fox News host adds
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AP Defends Offshoring Production Jobs to India as More Layoffs Loom
“Other news organizations have been building their presence in India in recents years as well,” Executive Editor Julie Pace says
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Bill O’Reilly Says Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson Are Only Anti-Trump Because They’re ‘Personalities,’ Not Journalists
“I’m not in it for clicks,” he adds
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Paula Reid to Exit CNN Before Paramount Takes Control
The chief legal affairs correspondent joined the news network in 2021
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Fox News’ Jessica Tarlov Says Trump Allies Battle Birthright Citizenship Because ‘They Don’t Like People From Other Places’
The “Raging Moderates” hosts unpack the Supreme Court rejecting the president’s push to end birthright citizenship
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NPR’s Nina Totenberg Personally Wrote Justice Alito After Falsely Reporting Retirement: ‘It’s Entirely On Me’
The legendary legal affairs correspondent addresses the bombshell mistake on Tuesday’s “All Things Considered”
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Pete Hegseth’s Press Escort Policy at Pentagon Halted by Judge
“Why would it be that the timing of a journalist’s question increases the likelihood that a Department official would disclose classified information,” Judge Paul Friedman writes
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NPR Retracts Report That Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Is Retiring
Editor in Chief Thomas Evans says it was reported due to a “misunderstanding” and that an apology has been issued to Justice Alito
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Nicolle Wallace Cracks Up On-Air Over Trump’s Great American State Fair Meltdown: ‘I Can’t Believe I’m Reading This’
“The viral posts about his itty-bitty little crowds have gotten under Donald Trump’s skin in a big way,” the MS NOW host adds
