Media

The Right Steers How The Press Talks About President Biden’s Age

To hear Republicans tell it, the 81-year-old president is too old to run for office. Their choice: a 78-year-old convicted felon.
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Supercut Of Sinclair TV Stations Reading Same Biden Slam Is A Repeat Offender

The conservative media chain's stations feasted on a Wall Street Journal report about Joe Biden's age with the same script.
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Israeli Officials Seize AP Camera, Shut Down Live Broadcast Of Gaza

Israeli officials alleged the live feed was violating the country’s foreign broadcaster law.
By AP

Sam Rubin, Longtime Entertainment Anchor And KTLA Journalist, Dies At 64

Rubin joined KTLA's morning news team in 1991.
By The Associated Press, AP

Opinion: When Will Reporters Stand Up To Donald Trump?

It's been 10 years since Trump's laughable charade over Barack Obama’s birth certificate, and the media still hasn't learned how to cover the presidential hopeful.
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NPR Editor Who Wrote Critical Essay On Company Resigns After Being Suspended

A National Public Radio editor who wrote a critical essay saying that his company had become intolerant of all but liberal views has resigned.
By David Bauder, AP

Major News Outlets Ask Presidential Candidates To Commit To Debate

While Donald Trump has said he's eager to debate Joe Biden, the president has seemed skeptical about a one-on-one showdown with his competitor.
By DAVID BAUDER, AP

The 1 Thing We Need Most During An Election Year Is Dying

Philip Lewis weighs in on the current state of journalism and the misinformation to look out for in 2024.
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The 1 Thing We Need Most During An Election Year Is Dying

Philip Lewis weighs in on the current state of journalism and the misinformation to look out for in 2024.
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Veteran NFL Reporter Chris Mortensen Dead At 72

Mortensen's longtime employer, ESPN, was the first to announce his passing.
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