Journalism
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New York Times Case Against the Pentagon Heads to Court as Iran War Escalates | Analysis
At a Friday hearing, the paper will argue that the Pentagon’s press restrictions are unconstitutional — a First Amendment fight with implications for the broader news media
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AOC Suggests Trump Is Risking World War III to Cover Up Epstein Files Revelations | Video
“Every time he’s done that, it has been consistent with … what is happening with the Epstein files,” the congresswoman from New York adds
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Bill O’Reilly Counts ‘2 Good Things’ From Trump’s Iran Attack, Shreds Kamala Harris Comments: ‘She Just Sat There!’ | Video
“If Kamala Harris had been elected,” the former Fox News host says, “I can’t even imagine how weak this country would be”
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Conan O’Brien Reflects on Late Night’s ‘Tough Situation’ Covering Today’s News: ‘How Do You Not Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve?’ | Video
The comedian’s comments come two months after he criticized comics who build their material around being anti-Trump
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‘Morning Joe’ Blasts Pete Hegseth’s Iran Attack Declarations as ‘Childish Litany of Accomplishments’ | Video
Co-host Mika Brzezinski says Hegseth shared some core details about the operation but mostly gloated about “death and destruction and power”
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National Writers Union, WGA East Demand Jeff Bezos Reverse Washington Post Layoffs
“Wealthy elites have no interest in public interest journalism that holds power to account when it no longer serves their vanity or lines their pockets,” the NWU statement reads
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Gayle King to Stay With ‘CBS Mornings’
The deal ends speculation about King’s future with the Bari Weiss-led news organization
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AP Manager Rankles Staff by Saying ‘Resistance’ to AI Is ‘Futile’
The remarks reportedly drew pushback amid newsroom anxiety over AI-written articles
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Pete Hegseth Accuses Media of Playing Up US Casualties in Iran War to Make Trump ‘Look Bad’
The Defense Secretary scolded the “fake news” before taking questions on military operations against Iran
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Stephanie Ramos, Juju Chang to Host True Crime Podcasts for ABC News | Exclusive
Chang’s limited series “Bridge of Lies” premieres March 10, while Ramos’ “Blood and Water” debuts April 21
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Chris Hayes Criticizes Texas Supreme Court Blocking Extended Voting in Dallas: ‘There Was Confusion’ | Video
“You should always default to what will allow the most amount of actual legitimate voters to cast votes in an election,” the MS NOW host adds
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Andy Dick Defends Cameraman Who Was Present for His Overdose: ‘He Didn’t Do Anything’ | Video
“If you look at it, he’s there with no camera trying to pick me up,” the actor, who is now sober, adds
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News Corp, Meta Strike AI Content Licensing Deal
The deal would see the tech giant pay the Wall Street Journal publisher for its U.S. and U.K. content
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Film Festival Leaders Sign Letter of Support for Berlinale Boss Tricia Tuttle Amid Uncertain Future
“We need to maintain spaces where discomfort is embraced,” Cannes’ Thierry Frémaux, Sundance‘s Eugene Hernandez and others write
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‘Morning Joe’ Reports MAGA Enthusiasm Has ‘Fallen Through the Floor’ Over Iran War, Epstein Files | Video
“It’s hard for me to imagine a worse one-two punch to depress your base,” host Joe Scarborough observes
