Journalism

The newspaper's AI opinion tool adds opposing viewpoints to editorials, sparking debate among readers, journalists and media experts.

Los Angeles Times AI opinion tool adds second viewpoint to columns

Four journalists could face years in a Russian prison after being accused of working for an anti-corruption group founded by late opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Prosecutors seek jail time for Russian journalists tied to ‘extremism’ case

Journalists covering news at the White House are reportedly considering a sit-in protest in response to the administration’s proposal to change the seating arrangement within the press briefing room.

White House journalists consider briefing room ‘sit-in’ protest: Report

A longtime Department of Homeland Security employee was placed on administrative leave after she accidentally sent details of an upcoming Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation to a journalist in January. The message, intended for internal distribution, included unclassified but sensitive information such as the time of the operation and possible home addresses of ICE targets in the Denver area.

DHS staffer on leave for accidentally adding reporter to ICE operation email

Several journalists and four unions filed a federal lawsuit Friday, over the Trump administration's decision to shut down Voice of America.

Voice of America reporters, unions sue over outlet closure

The Iranian government allegedly placed a $500,000 bounty on the head of Iranian American journalist Masih Alinejad.

Iran placed $500,000 bounty on journalist in murder-for-hire, prosecutors say

Trump’s executive order disbands the U.S. Agency for Global Media, including Voice of America. The order also impacts global broadcasts.

Trump to shut down Voice of America, cites ‘radical propaganda’

A Washington Post columnist resigned following the paper’s decision to reportedly not run her opinion article, critical of owner Jeff Bezos.

Washington Post columnist resigns after piece critical of Bezos scrapped

The White House on Tuesday announced it would be taking over what reporters would be assigned to cover pool events with the president.

White House takes press pool assignment role from correspondents

In a letter, Chairman Brendan Carr told the outlets he is concerned they are breaking federal law by airing commercials.

FCC chair opens investigation into PBS, NPR sponsorship practices

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