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Saudis Deny Reported CIA Conclusion That Crown Prince Ordered Khashoggi Assassination
The CIA found "nothing of this scale, an operation like this, could possibly have happened without the crown prince knowing about it and authorizing it," The Washington Post's Shane Harris told NPR. -
Possible Indictment Of Wikileaks’ Assange Prompts Press Freedom Concerns
Now that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is reportedly facing federal prosecution, the debate over the group is likely to reach a fever pitch. -
When Journalism Hits The Silver Screen, Truth Is Left On The Cutting Room Floor
Do movies about journalism do a disservice or help get people excited about current events? -
CNN’s Acosta Wins His Press Pass Back, But Fight Over Access Is Far From Over
The federal judge's ruling in favor of CNN came after the White House penalized reporter Jim Acosta. -
Rants and Raves: 11/16/18
Emily Rooney, Dan Lothian, Tom Fielder, and Callie Crossley weigh in on this week in media. -
CNN's Acosta Back At White House After Judge's Ruling
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Friday to immediately return the White House press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta. -
UPDATED: NOVA Executive Producer Placed On Leave For Violating Respectful Workplace Policy To Retire
Paula Apsell was the longtime senior executive producer of NOVA and head of the WGBH Science Unit. -
Trump Versus News Media Lands In Court
A federal judge in Washington appointed by the president hears a case brought by CNN and joined by other outlets about the stripped credentials of a reporter. -
CNN Sues Trump, Demanding Return Of Acosta To White House
The move comes after the administration stripped Acosta of his pass to enter the White House last week. -
IMHO: Trump's Attacks On Black Female Journalists
Jim Braude on Trump’s targeting of not just journalists, but especially journalists who are black women.