CBS News foreign correspondent Imtiaz Tyab explained how his team gained access to Iran in the days after U.S. strikes—and what it was like reporting amid government surveillance and uncertainty.
Gavin Newsom spent months cozying up to MAGA Media—now he’s suing Fox News for $787 million, signaling a sharp break from his flirtation with the far right.
The correspondents of "60 Minutes" are rallying around Tanya Simon as their next executive producer and making it clear to their bosses at Paramount that she’s their choice—whether they listen remains to be seen.
Los Angeles Times staffers were hit with fresh buyout offers this week, fueling fears of deeper cuts—all while management begins enforcing a still-unsettled return-to-office mandate with a heavy hand.
David Ellison has quietly courted Bari Weiss for a possible role at CBS News—a move that hints at how he may steer the network if his merger goes through.
NBCU News Group’s slow-motion divorce is giving way to a tense, awkward dynamic in the workplace—and also turning into a messy tug-of-war for executives and talent.
Donald Trump’s strikes on Iran have poured fuel on an already raging MAGA Media feud, forcing its stars to choose between a hawkish foreign policy and isolationist ideals.
As more big name journalists flee established newsrooms in search of freedom and subscription dollars on Substack, they’re discovering that independence comes with hustle and no promise of success.
Incoming parent company boss Gunnar Wiedenfels says he’s “excited for the future” of CNN as it prepares to be spun out of Warner Bros. Discovery—inside the network, the mood is quite different.
