Judge Blocks White House Press Ban on CNN, MS NOW
A federal judge blocked the White House from revoking press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, citing First Amendment violations.
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A federal judge blocked the White House from revoking press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, citing First Amendment violations.
Netflix will lay off roughly 1,000 employees, about 6% of its global workforce, its largest round of cuts since 2022, ahead of Q3 earnings.
The DOJ is investigating ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News over their suspension of the White House TV press pool, raising First Amendment questions.
The Wallonia-Brussels Federation has agreed its 2027 budget, cutting its deficit to €1.27 billion while asking RTBF to save an extra €20 million.
Disney and ABC face the Trump FCC in federal court, arguing that accelerated license reviews amount to retaliation against the network's news and satire.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico ask a federal court to extend a block on the White House press access ban, citing selective enforcement against CNN.
The White House excluded CNN from Air Force One for Trump's Knoxville trip, replacing it with a conservative outlet in a new media restriction fight.
White House blocks CNN from Air Force One for Trump's Knoxville trip, replacing it with conservative outlets amid a widening press access fight.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore White House press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico after a ban.
Paramount settled with 12 state AGs and the WGA to clear its $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger, agreeing to film and cable commitments.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico sued Trump after their reporters were barred from the White House, as the TV pool halted coverage in protest.
Trump banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, and their reporters were denied entry Saturday. A legal fight over press access looms.
Belgium's Wallonia-Brussels Federation appoints Christophe Dujardin, an Orange Belgium executive, to lead public broadcaster RTBF from November 1, 2026.
Asia-Pacific Media Forum opens in Shenzhen with 400+ delegates from 42 countries to discuss media cooperation ahead of APEC 2026.
Groen demands VRT cancel KetnetBand performance at N-VA family day in Plopsaland, citing neutrality concerns. VRT says booking went through the theme park.
Véronique Barbier returns to RTBF's 13h news after 15 months battling breast cancer, calling it 'a return with the scent of life.'
Trump filed an updated 62-page defamation complaint against the New York Times, adding new claims while maintaining a $15 billion damages demand.
Pentagon dismisses Stars and Stripes editor, reporter, and publisher after defending editorial independence, escalating press freedom concerns.
Dutch media giants DPG Media and Mediahuis face fines for overly positive Ozempic coverage, sparking a press freedom debate.
Stars and Stripes publisher Max Lederer retires citing differences with Pentagon leadership, raising concerns about editorial independence.
VRT journalist Chaima Saysay moves from radio news to consumer program WinWin, co-presenting with Xavier Taveirne on Radio 2 and VRT 1.
RTBF journalist Laurent Mathieu leaves the flagship 7:30 PM news to host the political interview on La Première radio from August 24.
The FCC voted 2-1 to eliminate the 39% national broadcast TV ownership cap, paving the way for media consolidation and triggering legal challenges.
DOJ demands New York Times freelancer Matthew Cole reveal sources behind a failed North Korea SEAL mission report, raising press freedom concerns.
Independent progressive outlets are building platforms that bypass traditional media and reshape Democratic politics ahead of key primaries.
A year after federal funding ended, public media survives through rage-giving, philanthropy, innovation, and painful cuts.
WNBA star Caitlin Clark is snubbed from ESPN's 'Life in the W' documentary. Filmmakers won't say why the league's biggest star was excluded.
One year after losing $1.1B in federal funds, NPR and PBS have survived through rage-giving, innovation, and budget cuts—but can it last?
Paramount pauses $110B Warner Bros. acquisition after federal judge grants restraining order as 12 states and WGA challenge merger on antitrust grounds.
DOJ drops subpoenas against New York Times journalists after federal judge threatens to quash them, in a major press freedom victory.
Trump delivered a 64-minute speech at the rescheduled press dinner, three months after a failed assassination attempt disrupted the original event.
Paramount pauses its $111B Warner Bros. acquisition amid antitrust lawsuits from 12 states and the Writers Guild, facing billions in penalties.
A coalition of 14 conservative groups urges the FCC to preserve routine license renewal, warning politicization could harm right-leaning media.
The Justice Department withdrew subpoenas against four NYT journalists after a federal judge threatened sanctions in a major press freedom victory.
China's leading digital news platform The Paper celebrates its 12th anniversary, marking a milestone in the country's digital journalism evolution.
Viral 'Belgian Nightmare' videos depicting Liège, Brussels, and Antwerp in decline spark debate on urban decay, sensationalism, and far-right narratives.
An alleged intruder breached security at NBC's Today Show, lunging at co-host Craig Melvin and shouting a racial slur before being detained by police.
Minister Caroline Gennez defends a €800,000 government podcast with just 661 viewers, sparking debate on spending and equal opportunities.
Justice Department subpoenas four NYT journalists over Air Force One security reporting, sparking press freedom outcry.
A joint investigation reveals coordinated bot networks manipulating comment sections of European public broadcasters, with Iran as the primary target.
DOJ subpoenas four New York Times journalists over reporting on security flaws in Trump's Qatari-gifted Air Force One, alarming press freedom advocates.
Justice Department subpoenas four NYT reporters over Air Force One safety reports, escalating a press freedom showdown with the Trump administration.
China's CAC punishes accounts and platforms for failing to label fictional and AI-generated content in short videos, cleaning up over 241,000 violations.
Belgium's first fake news summer camp in Heers teaches children aged 9-12 to spot misinformation through games, quizzes, and hands-on activities.
Xinhua and Russia's TASS launch a cross-border joint media tour in Moscow, marking 70 years of cooperation and deepening China-Russia media ties.
Belgian regulator approves IPM-Rossel merger creating a 94% share of French-language print press. Unions fear a 'social bloodbath' as jobs are threatened.
The Supreme Court declined to halt an $800-a-day contempt fine against former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge for refusing to reveal her source.
Belgium's Competition Authority approves the Rossel-IPM merger, creating a near-monopoly in French-language print media.
Supreme Court declines to halt $800-a-day fine for ex-Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge, who refuses to reveal a confidential source.
German media giant Axel Springer acquires The Telegraph for £575m, ending three years of ownership uncertainty for the 172-year-old British newspaper.
NPR retracted a false report that Justice Samuel Alito retired from the Supreme Court after veteran reporter Nina Totenberg misheard an announcement.
Xinhua News Agency launches Xinhua Yudian, a $162M AI-powered political news agent to disseminate Xi Jinping Thought and provide authoritative news.
Former RTBF journalist Thomas Rorive, convicted for sexual offenses, now faces a new investigation for alleged assault against his ex-partner.
Tucker Carlson says he will no longer support the Republican Party, calling its decisions 'treasonous' and warning others may follow his lead.
Helen Goedgebeur will take over as co-presenter of 'De Ochtend' on VRT Radio 1 from September, replacing Leen De Witte who returns to EU reporting.
Weibo suspends influencer Mengqiqi77 for fabricating claims about actress Bai Lu, highlighting China's crackdown on misinformation and online defamation.
Joy Behar told VP JD Vance during a commercial break on 'The View' that he should run for president. Vance and Behar both confirmed the exchange.
Fox acquires Roku for $22 billion, creating the third-largest player in U.S. television by merging live sports and news with its streaming platform.
FBI Director Kash Patel has filed at least six defamation lawsuits against media outlets since 2019, mirroring Trump's strategy to intimidate the press.
New research shows far-right Vlaams Belang has become a regular news value on VRT and VTM broadcasts, reflecting its normalization in Belgian media.
A reconstruction reveals how Bart Schols' departure from VRT's De Afspraak was years in the making, triggered by management clashes and viral controversy.
Bart Schols is leaving VRT talk show 'De Afspraak' after 11 years, citing 'one season too many' amid format changes, controversy, and declining ratings.
President Trump abruptly ended a Meet the Press interview after tense exchanges with host Kristen Welker over election claims and the fund.
Belgium's RTBF faces dual crisis: news director Jean-Pierre Jacqmin steps down after 18 years as all five MR board members resign.
Thomas Gadisseux named Director of News and Sports at Belgian public broadcaster RTBF, as MR party resigns all five board administrators.
An internal investigation is underway at Belgian public broadcaster RTBF after confidential candidate names were leaked to the press.
CBS News fires 60 Minutes correspondents Sharyn Alfonsi and Cecilia Vega and executive producer Tanya Simon in a dramatic overhaul under Bari Weiss.
VRT replaces its in-depth late-night news with a 15-minute bulletin, redirecting resources to strengthen its flagship 7 PM Journaal.
VRT denies philosopher Maarten Boudry's accusation that it hid ethnicity data from its 'Foto van Vlaanderen' survey, citing reliability concerns.
VRT restructures late-night news program VRT NWS Laat, replacing it with a 15-minute compact bulletin to strengthen the flagship 7 PM Journaal.
Steven Rosenbaum's 'The Future of Truth' — a book warning about AI misinformation — was found to contain AI-generated fake quotes in an ironic scandal.
The New York Times files a second lawsuit against the Pentagon, challenging a policy requiring government escorts for journalists inside the building.
News organizations sue to unseal DOJ filings and subpoenas in the Trump administration's investigation into the 2020 election in Fulton County, Georgia.
Belgian Pro League matches return to Voo, Orange, Proximus and Telenet after DAZN resolves distribution dispute through arbitration.