THE MEDIA

Spokesman John Kirby later made partial amends, saying the White House didn’t mean to “cast aspersions” on Akbar Shahid Ahmed’s journalism.

The music publication will now be under GQ magazine, Anna Wintour said in an email Wednesday.

David D. Smith, chair of conservative Sinclair Broadcast Group, tells new employees he hasn’t read the Sun in years — but finds lots to criticize anyway.

Maryland’s largest daily newspaper was purchased by the executive chairman of a family-run media company. Some staff said it came as a surprise.

Business Insider and its parent company defended recent reporting on Neri Oxman, a prominent former MIT professor, who allegedly had plagiarized some of her work.

The Messenger once touted big dreams and a $50 million investment. Now, eight months after its launch, it grapples with layoffs and struggles to stay afloat.

Lindell said he’s been canceled, but a source with knowledge of the situation said he just hasn’t paid his bill.

The Houston Landing dismissed a beloved editor and Pulitzer-winning journalist, raising questions about the future of nonprofit news endeavors.

At the Iowa town hall, Fox anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum may have to rebut a Trump torrent of false claims about the 2020 election on live TV.

Merida came to the L.A. Times in 2021 as new owner Patrick Soon-Shiong attempted to push the struggling newspaper to profitability.

Axel Springer plans to review a Business Insider story about alleged plagiarism by Neri Oxman, wife of billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman.

After Watters implied Crenshaw’s stock market success was unethical, the GOP congressman called the Fox News star a “hack” and a “clown.”

The Free Beacon, a conservative publication unusually focused on original reporting, was ahead of the pack on the Claudine Gay plagiarism allegations story.

The 29-year-old CNN reporter, who writes about love and romance, was one of 2023′s most popular reporters.

The New York Times joins a growing group of creators pushing back against tech companies’ use of their output to train AI without paying for that output.

The potential union of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery is mostly about streaming — and keeping up with Disney and Netflix.

Dallas Morning News reporter Miles Moffeit left his job after a sarcastic email interview with D.A. John Creuzot led to a rare front-page retraction.

After years at the Economist and the Atlantic, Bob Cohn is tackling a new challenge: how to turn a nonprofit news start-up into a self-sustaining enterprise.