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Why I’m Jumping Back Into Local TV
I want to join the fight for light that disinfects from the front lines. And there is no more advanced position than local news.
CNN Adds Barak Ravid as Political and Foreign Policy Analyst
Ravid has covered the Middle East for the last 18 years, mostly focusing on Israel's foreign policy and relations, and how the United States has influenced its strategy in the region
Benjamin Hall: The Last Time I Was in Ukraine, I Was Barely Alive
Benjamin Hall, a correspondent who was seriously injured while covering the war between Ukraine and Russia, returned to Ukraine after 20 months. He was...
ABC’s World News Tonight with David Muir Setting High Marks in November
It achieved its most-watched week in eight months as coverage of the Israel-Hamas war continued.
Two Books About Fox News Reveal What We Already Know: The Network Employs Liars
This tandem of tomes should leave readers with thorough disgust, not reverence for a successful, but destructive organization.
Newsmax Executive Accused of Sexual Harassment By Multiple Employees
While speaking on the record, one employee claimed she had been harassed by Knowles. A producer called the situation inside the conservative cable news outlet "an open secret".
Fox News’ Benjamin Hall Returns to Ukraine for Interview with President Zelenskyy
Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall has made his first visit to Kyiv, Ukraine, since the harrowing attack that left him severely injured in March...
CNN Sets Debut Date for Primetime Charles Barkley, Gayle King Show
“It’s not a newscast, but rather a talk show centered around the news stories and cultural moments that Gayle and Charles are most interested in.”
Lauren Feiner Departing CNBC
Lauren Feiner joined CNBC in 2018 for her Washington, D.C.-based role after previously spending time in the podcast space.
Cenk Uygur Believes Radio Cannibalized Itself
"Conservative talk radio has driven itself into a cul-de-sac, and they don't know how to get out of that dead end, and I'm not sure they ever will. That's problem number one enough to kill the entire industry."