THE MEDIA

“The dark and the light strands are interwoven and sometimes you can’t pull them out without destroying the whole fabric,” Walter Isaacson said of Elon Musk.

Walter Isaacson clarifies the sequence of events in aborted strike in Crimea.

Naomi Klein, left-wing intellectual, was being confused for Naomi Wolf, who promotes coronavirus conspiracy theories, and decided to explore this “mirror world.”

John Finley, who was once Sean Hannity’s producer, had previously been cleared in an internal Fox News probe in 2011.

The ambitious new grant program spearheaded by the MacArthur Foundation will attempt to fill a gap for struggling local news organizations.

James O’Keefe, the right-wing undercover-video activist, spent nonprofit Project Veritas funds on helicopter travel, DJ equipment, audit claims.

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.

The former chief executive of the New York Times replaces Chris Licht, who was fired in the spring.

Half the staff of Atlanta magazine has quit after the publisher challenged their effort to present a modern picture of life in a diverse, LGBTQ-friendly town.

Fox News quietly removed the story about Sgt. Nicole Gee’s burial expenses based on false claims from Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) but did not apologize or correct it.

The inside story of the events leading to the police raid on the Marion County Record, according to Editor Eric Meyer, Chief Gideon Cody and others.

The 14-year-old digital news organization is enduring growing pains, according to leadership.

Roughly 12.8 million watched the Fox News GOP debate that lacked Donald Trump -- a big number for cable TV these days but far fewer than watched in 2015.

Fox is seeking to dismiss Ray Epps’s defamation lawsuit accusing ex-host Tucker Carlson of “spreading falsehoods” about him being a federal agent.

Anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum’s performance in Trump-free GOP debate could bolster Fox’s credibility after defamation lawsuit, observers say.

The former president has said for weeks he doesn’t plan to go to the debate to be held Wednesday. His advisers say he has already recorded the interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

In a wide-ranging career, Mr. Lewis served as U.S. ambassador to South Africa, a telecoms executive and confidant to D.C. Mayor Marion Barry.