A Jewish American Substacker on balancing ethics with activism in a war zone.

The Amargi, a digital outlet based in Germany, takes the lead on Kurdish news.

An unprecedented attack on press freedom at the Washington Post.

Vital footage in Minneapolis. Plus, shopworn “new ideas” at CBS; mixed messages for American Samoans; and they shoot horses (up), don’t they?

“If you have contacts or sensitive information that you’re not supposed to have, you could be thrown in jail.”

Worker ownership is exciting. It’s also not, he says, a “panacea.”

The home of Hannah Natanson, a Washington Post reporter, was searched by the FBI. Her devices were seized. Runa Sandvik, whose life’s work is protecting journalists’ digital security, assesses the damage—and what news organizations need to know.

The conservative magazines pulling women into right-wing politics through lifestyle content.

The journalist on a MAGA subpoena threat and the consequences of excessive military secrecy.

Some TV news stations are breaking their national network affiliations, and leaning into local programming.

At CBS News, the suppression of critical reporting and the promotion of appeasement reveal Bari Weiss’s true colors.

A dozen journalists on the risks of working in the news industry—and how to ensure their safety.

A viral video, a prerecorded firing, a retouched photo—and a new columnist.

In 2026, this will be the question that matters most to journalists.

The Kicker returns with our former host, Josh Hersh, and our new one, Megan Greenwell, in conversation.