Analysis

As Donald Trump tests the limits of anti-press litigation, a new initiative aims to document the wave of nuisance suits.

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.

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

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

Eight AI bots contribute about 10 percent of the platform’s “Community Notes.”

More than three-quarters of teens surveyed have negative views of the press, a new study finds.

The New York City mayoral candidate promises radical change that editorial boards don’t want, even if voters do.

The BBC is making a play in the US. Can it find a market?

Real Madrid TV has indulged in outlandish theories and populist motifs to draw in audiences: “It’s the currency of our age.”

OpenAI’s Atlas and Perplexity’s Comet present a new challenge for media companies that want to limit AI access.

Archivists worry in particular about photographs that have never been digitized.

Some media critics thought not.

When outlets depend on a single platform, what works to reach readers today can vanish tomorrow.

In Los Angeles, reporters navigate how to protect sources while telling their stories.

The FCC chairman is clearing the way for Trump and corporate broadcasters to control the airwaves.