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2018 Year In Review: What News Story Stuck With You?
Jim Braude asks the panel which news story that didn't make major headlines stuck with them. -
Amid Union Strife, John Henry Now Says The Boston Globe Is Profitable
Will the publisher's claim that the paper is now running in the black have an impact on ongoing union negotiations? -
Rants and Raves 12/14/18
Host Emily Rooney was joined by Dan Kennedy of Northeastern University, Callie Crossley of WGBH News, former NECN anchor Mike Nikitas and former CNN White House Correspondent Dan Lothian. -
When Are A Public Figure’s Old Tweets Newsworthy?
A recent USA Today story about Heisman Trophy-winner Kyler Murray is raising questions about whether this sort of coverage can go too far. -
National Enquirer Admits To Covering Up For Trump
The tabloid reached a new low this week, as it admitted collaborating with candidate Trump to cover up negative stories about him. -
Future In Doubt For Cable Access Channels
Framingham, Mass. channel fears FCC rule change could cause loss of funding and public access to hyper-local information. -
A Special 20th Anniversary Episode Of Beat The Press
Creator and host Emily Rooney reflects on the biggest media moments of the past two decades. -
Kevin Hart Bows Out As Oscars Host Amid Backlash Over Past Tweets
"I'm sorry that I hurt people," the comic said, referring to anti-gay tweets he had posted years earlier. He had initially refused to apologize, only to announce hours later that he was bowing out. -
Previewing A Big Night For 'Beat The Press'
Emily Rooney and her panel of media critics celebrate 20 years. -
CIA Director Gina Haspel To Brief Senators On Jamal Khashoggi Killing
Several senators were upset when the spy chief did not join a briefing last week on the killing of the Saudi journalist. The CIA has not commented publicly on its assessment, but details have leaked.