Paul Farhi

Press secretary Jen Psaki argues closing the briefing room would send the wrong message.

An abridged “Good Morning America” interview made it look as if the CDC director was disregarding covid-19 deaths among those with underlying health conditions.

Jurors in the New York Times libel suit learned of Judge Jed Rakoff’s ruling from news alerts on their phones — while they were deliberating.

Whether defending Putin or downplaying the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin-backed news operation draws propaganda accusations.

News outlets rarely publish images of violent crime. Some say that sanitizes a gun violence crisis.

Trump’s Georgia trial will be televised, a judge ruled in a state that offers far more courthouse media access than the other places he is facing charges.

After eight years of Trump in politics, is a “banality of crazy” setting in?

The news media is asking itself: “Terrorists” or “militants”? “Invasion” or “incursion”?

Press freedom advocates are raising the alarm that the arrests of the Atmore News’s publisher and reporter are unconstitutional

In 2003, McDonald’s heiress Joan B. Kroc bequeathed more than $200 million to NPR. This is the impact of the record-breaking gift over the past 20 years.