Media Spotlight
The New York Times files federal lawsuit against the Pentagon’s new restrictive press policies
The New York Times has filed a federal lawsuit against the Pentagon's rules on press coverage, saying its restrictions on reporter access violate the newspaper's First and Fifth Amendment rights.
Journalist group presses White House to remove ‘media offenders’ webpage
The Society of Professional Journalists urged the White House in a letter Monday to remove a new "media offenders" webpage that seeks to expose unethical newspeople.
A lost generation of news consumers? Survey shows how teenagers dislike the news media
Cat Murphy, a college student, has wanted to be a journalist since she was 11. Many of her friends don't understand why.
A lost generation of news consumers? Survey shows how teenagers dislike the news media
Cat Murphy, a college student, has wanted to be a journalist since she was 11. Many of her friends don't understand why.
White House launches media bias tracker
The White House has launched a new section on its website dedicated to calling out media it considers misleading or having a bias in its coverage of President Trump and his policies.
From comedies to rom-coms and cozy mysteries: 25 holiday TV offerings to watch
Whether you prefer something naughty, like the animated movie "Grandma Got Ran Over By a Reindeer" or nice, like classics "The Sound of Music" and "Home Alone," streamers, cable and broadcast networks offer up festive choices in December.
‘MAGA fairy tale’: Joy Reid suggests Vance could leave wife for Erika Kirk to appease supporters
Former MSNBC anchor Joy Reid speculated about Vice President J.D. Vance's marital status due to his wife's Indian American heritage and his friendliness with Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk.
CFP, ESPN give power conferences eight more weeks to come up with new format
The College Football Playoff and ESPN are giving conferences nearly eight more weeks to figure out what the next version of the postseason tournament will look like.
AP and Trump administration argue access case before federal appeals court
The Associated Press and the Trump administration were due back before a federal appeals court Monday in their fight over media access, with the AP arguing that a news outlet should not be punished for its point of view and the White House insisting that the president should determine who can question him in the Oval Office.
Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should ‘get the bum off the air’
President Trump stepped up his attacks against ABC and late-night host Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday, urging the network to "get the bum off the air" in a social media post sent shortly after the comic's latest episode ended.
