Journalism
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Mark Zuckerberg Compares Meta’s Fact-Checking to ‘1984’ as His Apps Prepare for Community Notes
The Facebook boss says a key reason he’s ditching fact-checking is because the Biden Administration “basically pushed” the company to censor COVID-19 posts
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LA Rattled by Accidental All-County Evacuation Order: ‘That’s a Big Oops’
Local TV stations confirmed that the citywide emergency notice was issued by mistake
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HuffPost Editor-in-Chief Resigns as Part of Ongoing Newsroom Layoffs
“I could not, in good faith, ask others to make this difficult decision without doing the same,” Danielle Belton writes in a staff memo
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NY Appeals Court Rejects Fox Bid to Dismiss $2.7 Billion Smartmatic Defamation Lawsuit
A five-judge panel of the Appellate Division in Manhattan issued the order on Thursday
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Vox Media Lays Off 12 More Employees Just 1 Month After Last Round of Cuts
The layoffs will impact several teams at Vox.com itself, as opposed to the company’s other brands
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Trump Was Fed Questions by Fox News Before Town Hall, New Book Suggests
Donald Trump’s team “workshopped answers” after getting them from an insider before the 2024 town hall, according to Politico’s Alex Isenstadt
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Piers Morgan Ditches Rupert Murdoch’s News UK, Will Take Ownership of His YouTube Show ‘Uncensored’
“It’s clear from the recent U.S. election that YouTube is an increasingly powerful and influential media platform,” he says
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HuffPost to Lay Off 30 Editorial Staffers, Citing ‘Growing Challenges to Our Business’
Editor-in-chief Danielle C. Belton announced the decision in a company email Tuesday
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Washington Post Lays Off Roughly 100 Employees
The Jeff Bezos-owned paper cuts about 4% of its workforce, with members of its advertising, marketing and information technology teams affected
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Jake Tapper Calls Out Republican ‘Alternate Reality’ of Jan. 6 as a Peaceful Protest | Video
The CNN host even airs footage of his own 2021 coverage where he predicted officials would “whitewash” the day’s violence
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Washington Post Cartoonist Ann Telnaes Quits After Bezos-Owned Paper Kills Trump Satire Piece
“Trying to get in the good graces of an autocrat-in-waiting will only result in undermining that free press,” the Pulitzer Prize winner says of her former employer
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House GOP Media Darlings Are ‘Not Meaningful Players Internally,’ Outgoing Congressman Says
Patrick McHenry, who served North Carolina since 2005, says Republican members most active on TV and social media are lightweights “almost to a person”
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Patricia Feau, Alleged Casey Wasserman Mistress and Former Secretary, Resigns From LA28 | Exclusive
Her exit as VP, Host City Relations ahead of the 2028 Olympics comes after an exposé on the chairman’s sexual exploits led to scrutiny around her $350,000 salary within his organization
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Reuters, Gannett to Offer Joint Bundled Content Subscriptions
The offering includes national and international coverage as well as local news from USA Today Network and launches in the first quarter of 2025
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Fox News Fact-Checks Trump on New Orleans Terror Suspect’s Citizenship, Says He Was Born in the US | Video
The president-elect earlier said that the killer was a “criminal coming in” to the country
