Journalism
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MS NOW Adds Crooked Media’s ‘Lovett or Leave It’ to Saturday Lineup
Jon Lovett’s political comedy show will air as a special limited series ahead of the 2026 midterms
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Norah O’Donnell Returns to CBS Morning Show as Co-Host
The “60 Minutes” correspondent joins Gayle King and Nate Burleson next week on “CBS Mornings”
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Sandra Bullock Shocks ‘Extra’ Host by Crashing His Interview 40 Years After They Waited Tables Together
“We used to pretend that I was pregnant … [for] extra tips,” Bullock says of her and Lawrence Zarian’s restaurant days
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Disney+ and Hulu Unveil First Original ABC News Video Podcast
“The Scream Murder: A True Teen Horror Story” revisits the 2006 killing of Idaho teenager Cassie Jo Stoddart
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NY Times Union Calls on Publisher to Abandon Potential Athletic-Kalshi Deal, Citing ‘Journalistic Independence’
The outlet’s decision not to pursue a prediction markets partnership at this time predates the union’s Wednesday letter
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Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Fight
The government argues that training artificial intelligence models with copyrighted material is protected by fair use
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The Athletic Expands Live Video Push With Nightly Streaming Show
The New York Times-owned sports outlet plans to ramp up live programming around major games and sporting events
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Washington Post Editorial Board Defends Iran War Report Amid ‘Traitor’ Criticism
The update comes after the paper reported that senior military leaders warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth against prolonged large-scale operations
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Brian Williams Says He’s Worried About CNN’s Future Under David Ellison: ‘I Have a Lot of Friends Over There’
Bill Maher also asks the former NBC News anchor about the current crop of TV news personalities
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NBC News’ Matt Bradley Recounts West Bank Attack on His Crew
“They jumped out, beat us, then jumped back in the car,” the international correspondent recalls of masked Israeli settlers
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Washington Post Columnist Slams ‘Traitor’ Pentagon Source Leaking Hegseth Meetings to Paper
Marc Thiessen says the government official behind a classified Iran War report should be prosecuted
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Gourmet Revival Rebrands as Buffet After Condé Nast Lawsuit
“We think you deserve more than 20-minute meals, lightly edited press releases and another story about the decline of restaurant service,” the publication’s mission statement reads
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Treasury Blocks NY Times, Bloomberg and WSJ Reporters From G20 Meeting
The department offered no explanation for the credential denials, though Secretary Scott Bessent said they had “nothing to do with point of view”
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Antonia Hylton’s First Solo MS NOW Show Joins Weekend Lineup Next Month
“The Assignment” debuts Sept. 12 after the cancellation of “The Weekend: Primetime” in June
