Political journalists need to stop pretending they don’t know what Republicans are going to do.

Trump has been raging about the former CNN journalist. Attorney General Pam Bondi just had him arrested, a move one legal expert slammed as “highly irregular.”

The Trump administration is celebrating Don Lemon’s arrest following his coverage of an anti-ICE protest at a church in Minnesota.

The Department of Justice has already tried to charge Don Lemon for covering an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church.

Her plan to focus on “scoops of ideas” will only make the news network’s offerings more like (pretty much) everything else in media.

Movie studios have given in—and the streaming giant now controls the future. That’s bad for pretty much everyone.

Journalists have an inherent right and professional duty to defend their industry and its mission against those who want to derail it—even when those threats are coming from the inside.

They’re affluent, white, female, urban liberals—and the murder of Renee Nicole Good will politicize millions of them.

Fox News is changing the words of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, as ICE continues to violently crack down on residents there.

The White House press secretary crashed out after a reporter asked her about ICE and the killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis.

When a Trump supporter refers to ICE as the “gestapo,” a door has definitely opened. Will Democrats charge through it?

Hannah Natanson has been covering President Trump’s attack on federal employees.

Meta’s new president, Dina Powell McCormick, has some very close ties to the president.

As Trump floods the zone with mendacity, more and more people are tuning out the news to avoid him. We need a fresh approach.

Trump’s use of the antiwar song “Fortunate Son” in a video of the military raid in Venezuela was no mistake. It’s part of a very deliberate far-right aesthetic.

The vice president was furious that news outlets portrayed the shooting victim as, well, a victim.

The CBS Evening News launch didn’t exactly go to plan.

The CBS boss and her new evening anchor have released new “principles.” Among them: “We Love America.” They have no understanding of journalism—but they sure know where their bread is buttered.

Sometimes, verse can shed light that prose simply can’t.

While the media sleeps, the beginning salvos of Trump’s regime change war is already pushing the nation into crisis.