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Two of the journalists toughest on Joe Biden are teaming up to write a campaign book focused largely on the president.

Staffers at the Los Angeles Times described to Status a demoralized publication depleted of its spirit in which employees are "confused," "offended," and "frustrated."

The MSNBC chief, who has led the progressive network since February 2021, is mulling a departure after Donald Trump's inauguration.

The recent ratings slide at the ABC News morning show has raised alarm bells inside the Disney-owned network, with president Almin Karamehmedovic personally working to help turn it around.

As Trump stuffs his second administration with radicals, the news media has failed to adequately illuminate for the public the disturbing nature of the appointees.

The exit of top network executive Derek Medina has highlighted an important vacancy at ABC News: a head of talent relations.

In an interview with Status, Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong demonstrated that he is editorially inept.

In a closed-doors meeting last week, The Washington Post's leaders were briefed about efforts to win back subscribers who canceled in the wake of Endorsement-Gate.

In an interview with Status, Scaramucci said there "is certainly a risk" Trump may try to block the M&A deals of perceived political foes.

The "GMA" anchor is said to be in the later stages of the negotiation process with ABC News.

Mark Lazarus spent his first day as SpinCo boss meeting with anxious staffers at 30 Rock, offering reassurances amid uncertainty about the future of MSNBC and CNBC.

The decision from Comcast will notably rip apart NBCU News Group boss Cesar Conde's kingdom, with MSNBC and CNBC being spun off.