Taliban Spokesman Disputes Report About Suicide Bombings
A Taliban spokesman says the New York Times misinterpreted or intentionally twisted his comments on suicide bombings.
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'Pod Save America' Host On How To Fix The Media Landscape
"We have to figure out a way to sell spinach in our ice cream world," says Dan Pfeiffer.
Crying Migrant Girl On Time Cover Wasn't Separated From Her Mother
The photo was taken by Getty Images photographer John Moore. He never said the girl was separated from her mother.
Columnist, Commentator Charles Krauthammer Dead At 68
The conservative thinker was known for his syndicated columns and his award-winning writing.
Judge Approves AT&T Acquisition Of Time Warner
A federal judge just gave the go-ahead for AT&T to buy Time Warner, a deal that will further consolidate media ownership.
Justice Department Gathered NYT Reporter's Phone, Email Records
The New York Times says the reporter in this case, Ali Watkins, was not notified before her records were gathered.
Why Are So Many Adults Watching Cartoons?
Cartoons are having a moment. From classics like "The Simpsons" to "BoJack Horseman," they're super popular ... with adults.
2018 Isn't Shaping Up To Be A Great Year For Press Freedom
An April 30 suicide bombing in Afghanistan marked 2018's deadliest day for journalists around the world.
27 More Women Accuse Charlie Rose Of Sexual Misconduct
According to an investigation conducted by The Washington Post, 27 more women said they were sexually harassed by Rose.
Wolf's Correspondents' Dinner Speech Was A Blunt Rebuke, And Explicit
The White House Correspondents' Dinner was a little raunchier than usual, thanks to Michelle Wolf. Not everyone's OK with that.
The State Of Local Journalism: Where Are The Watchdogs?
Local journalism likely affects you more than coverage of the president or other topics in national media. But hometown newsrooms are being gutted.
Two Of Tom Brokaw's Former Colleagues Accuse Him Of Sexual Misconduct
Former NBC correspondent Linda Vester said Tom Brokaw groped her and twice tried to kiss her in the '90s.
Local News Is Shrinking — What Happens When The Watchdogs Disappear?
Local news layoffs mean less journalists reporting on police, city halls and statehouses.
| Phil Pruitt and Chance Seales
Comcast Starts A Bidding War With Fox For European Broadcaster Sky
On Wednesday, Comcast formally offered to pay about $30 billion for Sky.
Cohen's Lawyer Says Hannity Is A Client — But Hannity Disagrees
Fox News host Sean Hannity's name came up in Michael Cohen's court proceeding Monday, and Hannity is pushing back.
Journalist-Runner Reflects On Covering Boston Marathon Bombing
Five years after the bombing, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Michael Rezendes of The Boston Globe recalls what happened April 15, 2013.
Trump Declines White House Correspondents' Dinner Invitation
For the second year in a row, President Donald Trump won't be attending the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
It's More Than Robots — AI Is Getting Closer To Artificial Humans
Artificial intelligence used to mean Roombas and robots with facial expressions. We're pretty far beyond those now.
| Phil Pruitt and Chance Seales
Why Some Are Upset Over Sinclair Broadcast Group's Media Bias Message
The message itself isn't new — what's interesting here is the source.
| Briana Koeneman and Jessica Walsh
Zuckerberg Finally Talks About Cambridge Analytica's 'Breach Of Trust'
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted on Facebook on Wednesday about the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the first time he's talked about it publicly.
Dream Jobs: Tom Sietsema, Food Critic At The Washington Post
Sietsema started as a copy boy at the Post soon after graduating from college. Now, he's the Post's anonymous — and powerful — food critic.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
Cambridge Analytica Reportedly Tried To Stop Documentary From Airing
The CEO of Cambridge Analytica was caught discussing sex workers and political bribes with an undercover reporter.
The Modern Presidential Legacy: Social Media, Podcasts And Netflix
Many former presidents wrote books to build their legacies — Obama might produce Netflix originals.
Republicans Tell President Trump To Let Robert Mueller Work
The president and his personal lawyer both went on the offensive against Robert Mueller's investigation this weekend.
Man Sues To Figure Out What Cambridge Analytica Knows About Him
A New York professor is suing Cambridge Analytica, the data company that got kicked off Facebook over the weekend.
The Money And Motives Powering The 'Influence Machine'
Influencers are becoming independent marketers — just slightly more subtle.
| Phil Pruitt and Chance Seales
The Family Of Slain DNC Staffer Seth Rich Is Suing Fox News
Seth Rich's parents filed a lawsuit that claims Fox News exploited the death of their son "through lies, misrepresentations, and half-truths."
Dream Jobs: Judy Kurtz, 'In The Know' Columnist At The Hill
Kurtz covers a divided Capitol Hill, but she says people are willing to talk on both sides of the aisle.
| Chance Seales and Megan Smith
The Oscars' Ratings Were Dismal This Year, But There's No One Culprit
The Oscars had a really small audience this year compared to years past. What happened?
'The Post' Is Up For A Best Picture Oscar. But Is It Accurate?
Did "The Post" get it right about what happened when the Pentagon Papers were leaked?
