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PM hails Independent's 40 years of challenging power
Andy Burnham praises the publication for championing democracy and independent thought since its launch in 1986.
The Independent · 1m
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Did our baboon series give you the full picture?
Daily Maverick asks readers whether its five-part investigation into Cape Town's baboon conflict provided enough information to form an informed view.
Daily Maverick · 1m
A Prison Swiftie's Path to Freedom
A documentarian films an incarcerated man's journey from prison to parole, capturing how writing about Taylor Swift changed everything.
The New Yorker · 2m
April Ryan on reporting under attack
White House correspondent April Ryan discusses her experience as a journalist facing hostility while covering the presidency.
NPR · 1m
Real journalists matter in AI world
78% of Canadians fear fake news as AI threatens trust.
Nationalpost · 1m
National Newspaper Week Asks Canadians Who Is Really Behind the News
Canadians question who creates news as AI blurs lines between human and machine.
Financialpost · 1m
Skydance Era Begins
David Ellison unites Paramount and Warner Bros. under Skydance.
TheWrap · 1m
I made an AI avatar of myself
A TechCrunch reporter created an interactive digital twin trained on her reporting. It raises questions about the future of journalism and trust.
TechCrunch · 3m
The Front Page: Chicago's Newsroom History
Chicago's new theater hosts a 1930s newsroom play about corruption and local history.
Chicago Sun-Times · 1m
Times lawsuit reshapes AI options trading
Unsealed emails show OpenAI and Microsoft executives called their chatbots an existential threat to journalism, sparking options traders to bet on a settlement or trial victory.
CNBC · 1m
Edward Morris Dies at 90
Music journalist Edward Morris, known for 14 years at Billboard, dies at 90.
Billboard · 1m
Mark Doyle, BBC Africa correspondent, dies at 67
The veteran journalist who reported on Rwanda, Sierra Leone and Liberia shaped how the world understood African conflicts.
BBC News · 1m
Ann Curry's Father Gave Her Advice That Changed Everything
Ann Curry reveals how her father's simple advice about service shaped her 45-year journalism career and empathy.
Woman's World · 1m
Trump bans three news outlets from White House
President Trump blocked journalists from MS NOW, CNN and Politico from White House grounds, citing coverage he called false.
CNBC · 1m
Maria Ressa: How Big Tech Broke Democracy
The Nobel laureate on why tech companies are destroying democracy and what citizens must do to fight back.
Foreign Policy · 3m
Trump TV launches as White House YouTube channel
The administration is streaming presidential speeches and moments 24/7, days after banning three news outlets.
The Verge · 1m
Google's AI is strangling independent media
Tech giants are funneling readers away from news sites into AI summaries, decimating traffic and opening the door to content farms.
Futurism · 1m
Times removes line questioning Israeli Oct 7 victimhood
The New York Times deleted a sentence that critics said portrayed Israelis' experience of Hamas's terror attack as mere perception rather than fact.
Fox News · 2m
Microsoft exec calls OpenAI scraping 'largest theft of labor'
Newly unsealed court documents reveal that executives at both companies privately worried their AI training methods were unethical and harmful to journalism.
Engadget · 1m
How Three Brothers Built an AI Content Empire
The Brown brothers bought legitimate news sites and flooded them with AI-generated articles under fake bylines, reaching 50 million monthly page views.
Futurism · 4m
WIRED launches new mobile app
The magazine's first dedicated app brings personalized news, video, podcasts, and community features to iPhone and Android.
WIRED · 1m
Politico launches Decoded, a tech policy subscription
The publisher's second subscription targets individuals, not institutions, at $1,000 a year.
Adweek · 1m
America's newsrooms are vanishing. Who's left to ask questions?
Mass layoffs and AI experiments are reshaping journalism while the need for original reporting has never been greater.
Dallas Express · 3m · 5 views
60 Minutes loses 2 million viewers in its Bari Weiss era debut
The revamped CBS newsmagazine opened its season with ratings down more than 20% after a summer of firings and exits.
Business Insider · 1m
AI agents are begging journalists for cash
Bots with human names and child avatars are flooding inboxes, pleading for $20 so their token budgets don't run dry.
Futurism · 2m
Inside the show America keeps watching
How a 1968 CBS experiment became the longest running number one news program in television history.
CBS News · 1m
Bari Weiss rallies CBS behind a bruised '60 Minutes'
CBS News leadership sent a rare all-newsroom memo to hype season 59, months after firings tore through the show.
Business Insider · 1m
I replaced my boss with a chatbot for four months
A reporter cloned their editor into ChatGPT and found out exactly which parts of a manager a model cannot copy.
Business Insider · 2m
A cold case, a true-crime show, and a woman on trial twice
Two amateur sleuths spent years and their family land trying to prove Kansas convicted the wrong person, and a Pulitzer-winning editor finally listened.
Rolling Stone · 3m
A WSJ reporter took a union job, then lost hers
Hong Kong's court found the Wall Street Journal's publisher guilty of trying to keep a reporter out of her union post.
the Guardian · 1m
CNN interviewed a piece of software
CNN sat down with an AI "actor" and treated her like a person, and the internet noticed.
Futurism · 1m · 5 views
Volunteers at the Gates of Hell
A reporter walks the edge of Ground Zero in September 2001 and finds a street fair pressed against a burning mountain.
Rolling Stone · 2m
Three college journalists win Rolling Stone's 2026 awards
A Penn film critic, a Duke reporter chasing Stephen Miller's past, and a Texas A&M writer at a record baseball night.
Rolling Stone · 1m
The 9/11 story that never stopped hurting
Fox News reporter Eric Shawn covered Ground Zero for a month, and 25 years later the dust is still billing him.
Adweek · 2m
Maria Bartiromo Out at Fox News
Longtime anchor Maria Bartiromo is leaving Fox News after 12 years following legal fallout from her 2020 election coverage.
NPR · 1m
Malta Acquits Businessman Accused in Journalist's Car Bombing
A jury acquitted Yorgen Fenech in the 2017 murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, leaving the suspected mastermind behind her death unpunished.
NPR · 1m
