CNN has taken down a social media post about an attempted ISIS-inspired bomb attack outside New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's home, stating it failed to meet editorial standards by inadequately conveying the severity of the incident.
Agence France-Presse pulled an image of Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt after learning the White House found it 'unflattering,' insisting the decision was based on quality, not political pressure. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between the administration and the media over image control.
A Seattle Times editorial, citing an independent investigation, warns that loopholes in Washington's educator discipline system enable teachers accused of sexual misconduct to resign and avoid public disclosure, potentially endangering students.
CNN faces renewed scrutiny after a senior reporter incorrectly labeled New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani a 'target of political violence' in coverage of an ISIS-inspired attack, prompting a deletion and apology. The incident marks the network's third significant error in reporting on the weekend's events near Gracie Mansion.
CNN faced intense backlash and deleted a social media post that described two men charged with a terrorist bombing as 'Pennsylvania teenagers' who could have had a 'normal day,' prompting accusations of minimizing a serious crime.
The Associated Press has formally adopted the term 'Iran War' to describe the intense military exchanges between Iran, the United States, and Israel. This editorial decision, based on the conflict's scale and strategic targets, marks a significant shift in how the news agency frames the hostilities.
The Associated Press has formally adopted the term 'war' to describe the escalating military exchanges between the U.S.-Israel alliance and Iran, a significant editorial decision reflecting the conflict's scale and potential to destabilize the region.
A news agency has withdrawn a photograph of Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt from its library following indications of White House displeasure, reigniting debates over image control and press freedom in the current administration.
The sale of the Nation Media Group to Rostam Azizi's Taarifa Group ends a 66-year stewardship by the Aga Khan Fund, triggering intense debate over the future of editorial independence and the influence of business-political ties on regional journalism.
The Department of Defense has denied its own independent military publication, Stars and Stripes, access to a press conference with Secretary Pete Hegseth. The move follows recent reports of planned content restrictions at the outlet and has sparked criticism over editorial independence.
CNN anchor Abby Phillip has apologized for incorrectly stating an ISIS-inspired attack in New York was directed "against" Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The incident, which targeted anti-Islam protesters, has sparked debate over media accuracy and political rhetoric.
CNN is under fire after a social media post and initial article framing minimized the severity of an alleged ISIS-inspired bomb plot targeting Mayor Zohran Mamdani, drawing condemnation from the White House and critics who accused the network of irresponsible journalism.
Italy's public broadcaster RAI has issued a formal apology following an on-air incident where a journalist was heard advising producers to 'avoid' the Israeli bobsleigh team during Winter Olympics coverage. The gaffe, which prompted condemnation from Israel's ambassador, marks the latest in a series of controversies plaguing the network's sports division.
New research exposes a systemic flaw in cryptocurrency media, finding that most press releases distributed through specialized wires promote dubious projects, blurring the lines between news and unvetted marketing.
A CBS 60 Minutes report details the mounting economic consequences of heightened U.S.-Iran tensions, focusing on Iran's disruption of a critical global oil chokepoint and its ripple effects on American consumers and global trade.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani withdrew from a scheduled CBS Sunday Morning interview following network editor-in-chief Bari Weiss's public endorsement of scathing on-air criticism targeting his foreign policy stance, sources describe the incident as the final factor in his decision.
CNN host Abby Phillip corrected a significant error on air after falsely stating New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was the target of an ISIS-inspired attack, part of a series of missteps in the network's coverage that prompted multiple retractions and apologies.
CNN's Abby Phillip inaccurately described New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani as the target of a terror attack during a broadcast, compounding an earlier network misstatement about the weekend's violent protest clash.
What began as a reluctant assignment to launch a show with the civil rights leader evolved into a decades-long friendship for former CNN executive Rick Davis, offering a rare, personal glimpse into Jesse Jackson's character, convictions, and complexities.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is examining whether Apple News' algorithmic curation favors left-leaning outlets, raising questions about fairness and consumer trust in digital news platforms.
