While veteran national security reporters can’t get their calls answered, members of the new, MAGA-friendly press corps have a hotline to the Department of War.

As Washington braced for the release of the Epstein files, Trump’s red-carpet welcome of Mohammed bin Salman and threats directed at an ABC News reporter made his hostility to journalists chillingly clear.

The editor in chief of Guardian US says staying above the fray doesn’t cut it.

ENTR, a European Union–funded media project, brings together Gen Z journalists to produce social-media-first news.

Journalists at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette are ready to return to work.

How right-wing forces struck a coordinated blow to the BBC.

A new tool, the Trans News Initiative, draws from data to reveal patterns and proportions.

“It’s grim.” Plus, attempting to tar Talarico; another culture warrior goes a-griftin’; and tracking the victims of Trump’s bombing campaign.

Media outlets in France and beyond are building shared infrastructure to regain their independence from big tech platforms.

From Google to Microsoft, European newsrooms often rely on tools built in Silicon Valley. Some are trying to break free, turning to open-source alternatives or home-grown solutions.

The president set out to undermine public broadcasters in the US. Now, with help from British allies, he’s taking his strategy global.

Condé Nast folded a beloved magazine that treated youth and feminism as political topics, not trends.

Josh Marshall reflects on building “a tabloid for smart people” and how his politics blog survived in a “chaotic and unstable and bad business.”

Building a quote-detection tool for accountability in journalism.