In a Q&A with Status, Marc Elias warned of escalating threats to press freedom, called out those who have capitulated to Donald Trump, and explained how he is building Democracy Docket into a pro-democracy newsroom.
Christiane Amanpour talks to Status about press freedom in Gaza, MAGA figures like Tucker Carlson embracing Russian propaganda, and why journalism must choose truth over neutrality.
Feed Me’s Emily Sundberg talks to Status about what it takes to be successful as an independent journalist—and how legacy news outlets are learning from the creator economy.
Nicolle Wallace reflects on covering Donald Trump without growing numb, MSNBC’s evolution, and why chasing the MAGA audience is a losing game.
In a Q&A with Status, Casey Bloys discussed the pivot back to HBO Max, defended the new "White Lotus" score, teased what’s next for "The Pitt," and shared where he draws the line on A.I. in entertainment.
Kash Patel and Pam Bondi fed MAGA’s Epstein obsession. Now it’s devouring them.
MAGA culture warrior-turned-FBI deputy director Dan Bongino is learning the hard way that stoking conspiracy theories is easy—cleaning up the mess is another story.
Jeff Bezos once mourned Jamal Khashoggi in public—now the Amazon billionaire is making billion-dollar deals with his executioner, which reveals more about his values than any vigil ever could.
As Apple hints at a future beyond search, Google scrambles to defend its turf—and the entire information economy hangs in the balance.
While Donald Trump launched an all-out war on the press in his first 100 days, Status is holding power to account—delivering exclusive reporting and going to court to expose the truth.
Netflix is putting on a brave face—for now—but across the media landscape, Donald Trump’s tariffs are fueling recession fears, advertising cutbacks, and deep anxiety about just how bad things could get.
Status is asking a New York court to ensure key evidence in the $2.7 billion Smartmatic case against Fox News becomes public—so the truth about how election lies spread doesn’t stay sealed.
As Donald Trump’s tariffs trigger economic calamity, MAGA Media faces its toughest test yet: convincing Americans it’s all fine—even as their wallets start to say otherwise.
Media titans thought Trump 2.0 would be a business bonanza—instead, it’s turned into a regulatory nightmare.
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.
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.
While Donald Trump promised to “bring back free speech,” his government has initiated a crackdown on dissent—reshaping the flow of information in America.
