The summit in DC was part of a monthslong effort by the party to fix its online presence.

If you listen to NPR or The Ezra Klein Show, or other liberal-ish outlets trying to understand the dizzying barrage of news from the Trump White House, you’ve probably heard or read a famous line from Steve Bannon in 2019: “All we have to do is flood the zone.”

The paper has already dropped local endorsements, and a broader, more radical change may be underway.

Media insiders expect investment and dealmaking to whir back to life.

It’s an extraordinary look inside a key American institution under intense external scrutiny and internal pressure.

Semafor CEO and co-founder Justin Smith on what the news industry needs to do next.

"The Washington Post" says it is returning to an earlier tradition of not endorsing.

“The New York Times” responded directly Thursday to pressure from some Democrats to characterize Donald Trump more directly as a threat to American democracy.

The leader of the “Los Angeles Times” editorial board is resigning after the paper declined to endorse a candidate in this year’s presidential race.

The decision to stay neutral between Trump and Harris was made by owner Patrick Soon-Shiong.

A Q&A with Alex Bruesewitz and Brian Hughes, two senior advisers in communications for the Trump campaign.

A Q&A with the head of the short-form video company.

The magazine publisher's head of diversity quietly stepped down in June amid internal tensions over the war.

The most powerful Democrat in media is the biggest star at a paper that’s running away from the Democratic Party.

Fifty percent of voters have heard of JD Vance’s “childless cat ladies” statement

Allen, whose early bid for the Hollywood studio lost out to Skydance, has been canvassing private investment firms for cash as recently as this week, people familiar with the matter said.

The vice president has worked to develop better and more personal relationships with parts of the news media that set the agenda for Washington.

"The Washington Post" knew an upside-down flag had been spotted flying outside Justice Samuel Alito's home as far back as 2021.

A hot story stays out of the the newsletters..

The draft letter criticizes Kahn over recent comments seen by "Times" staff as dismissive of young reporters.

"The New York Times'" executive editor said the paper is a “pillar” of democracy but not a tool of power.

In 2024, it’s harder than ever to get a tough story out in the United States of America.

The Guardian US on Wednesday said that Hasan would join the news organization as a regular columnist following his abrupt departure from MSNBC.

The 10/7 Project and other pro-Israel groups have been keeping tabs on reporters who tweet negatively about Israel, putting pressure on major national news organizations to punish or remove these reporters from the beat.