The Media Today

A landmark Texas court case used leftist zines to brand demonstrators as an “Antifa” terror cell, alarming free speech advocates.

The press corps failed badly in the run-up to the US invasion of Iraq. Was coverage of the Iran war any better?

What the discourse around the president’s health reveals—and conceals.

As Nick Bilton arrives at CBS News to revolutionize 60 Minutes, a question remains unanswered: Why?

The Trump administration is helping a white, male editor sue the New York Times for discrimination.

The Ellisons are closing in on CNN.

Political violence at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner.

A string of court decisions have gone against Donald Trump and his administration, blocking efforts to shut down critical reporting.

Press coverage of the “daring,” “dramatic” mission to rescue a downed US airman followed the logic of a Hollywood movie.

Viktor Orbán’s regime is increasingly targeting journalists. But even if he loses the election coming up this weekend, Hungary won’t become a press haven overnight.

Investigators “assisted” Hannah Natanson in applying her right index finger to a Post-owned MacBook Pro, accessing all its data.

ICE conceals the breadth of its detention network by limiting access, but recent immigration reporting shows that information can and will emerge if we keep looking.

As MAGA media splinters over Trump’s foreign wars, the Murdoch empire has stayed loyal—but what happens when Lachlan succeeds Rupert?

A federal court says Kari Lake didn’t have legal standing to gut federally funded broadcasters such as Voice of America and Radio Free Europe.

When the Trump administration launched a major attack on Iran, news organizations had to navigate a shaky environment for communications—and moral clarity.