Amid internal turmoil, '60 Minutes' correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi raises alarms over alleged corporate censorship after CBS News shelves a critical segment on deportees. Employees threaten to quit as credibility hangs in the balance.
In a shocking move, CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss has pulled a planned 60 Minutes segment about alleged abuses at an El Salvador detention center just before its broadcast. Correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi condemned the decision, claiming it reflects political pressure rather than editorial judgment.
In a surprising turn of events, BBC Director Tim Davie and CEO Deborah Turness have resigned following backlash over the editing of former President Trump's January 6 speech in a documentary. This controversy has sparked widespread discussion about media ethics and leadership accountability.
In a tragic incident, Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al Sharif was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, raising concerns over press freedom and the safety of journalists in conflict zones. Rights advocates challenge Israel's claims linking him to Hamas.
In an unprecedented move, President Trump has filed a $10 billion libel lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, claiming their story on his connection to Jeffrey Epstein is defamatory and false.
In a fiery monologue, Stephen Colbert condemned Paramount Global's $16 million settlement of Trump's lawsuit over a '60 Minutes' story, calling it a 'big fat bribe.' His remarks come after Jon Stewart's similar criticism, igniting debates about media ethics and trust.
Paramount Global faces backlash for settling a lawsuit with Trump, raising concerns about press freedom and corporate ethics. As media outlets grapple with intimidation, what does this mean for journalism's future?
The BBC has issued a formal apology following a live performance by Bob Vylan at Glastonbury that featured antisemitic content. The incident has led to significant changes in the broadcaster's live streaming protocols.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing Fox News for defamation, claiming the outlet manipulated facts about a phone call with Trump. He demands $787 million in damages to combat misinformation.
Terry Moran, a veteran ABC News correspondent, faces suspension after criticizing Trump and Stephen Miller on X. His comments spark outrage and calls for accountability from White House officials.