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In a striking bipartisan rebuke, five former FCC commissioners are urging Brendan Carr to shut down a revived “60 Minutes” case they warn threatens press freedom and could turn the agency into “a tool of White House-driven speech suppression."

The Post’s slogan hasn’t died in darkness, but with Jeff Bezos trying to steer the newspaper in a new direction, it is taking a noticeable step back from the spotlight.

When The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg was added to a Signal chat with Trump’s national security brass, it led to one of the wildest scoops of his career—and raised a host of questions: Did he securely destroy the war plans? What about his phone?

When news anchors tiptoe around the name Gulf of Mexico, it’s not just semantics—it’s a glimpse at how the press starts to flinch under political pressure.

Meta’s decisions at the once promising “Twitter killer” serve as a cautionary tale about the risks of prioritizing corporate interests and political appeasement over user trust.

CNN’s Washington bureau is undergoing a dramatic shake-up, as star editor Philip Rucker ascends and longtime executive Adam Levine is quietly sidelined in a power shift that’s left the newsroom buzzing.

Pentagon spokesperson John Ullyot is being reassigned after his defense of a controversial anti-D.E.I. website purge sparked backlash, a rapid reversal, and a media firestorm.

Right-wing media stars once raged against “unelected elites” wielding government power—now, they’re fawning as Donald Trump hands Elon Musk the keys to federal agencies, despite glaring conflicts of interest.

An Axel Springer board member attacked POLITICO and its “woke” reporters, igniting internal backlash and spotlighting the deeper struggle of maintaining a non-partisan reputation in a hyper-polarized era.

Under new editor Jamie Heller’s leadership, Business Insider is ditching its scrappy, buzzy past in favor of a more buttoned-up, subscription-focused future. But will it work?

As A.I. bots increasingly consume content without driving traffic, Olivia Joslin of Tollbit is working to ensure publishers get paid for what the machines take.

Disney’s “Snow White” was supposed to be a modern fairytale reboot, but thanks to right-wing outrage and corporate retreat, it’s become a cautionary tale about navigating the culture wars in the Trump era.