Chris Cillizza — the former CNN everyman pundit who specialized in ex post facto political analysis — never seemed to get things right even when he was employed by a major media conglomerate. Now that he’s no longer tied to one, things have predictably taken a turn for the worse in that department. In the […]
The Baltimore Sun, a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper, once boasted a newsroom of over 420 journalists and bureaus in London, Beijing and Moscow, chasing stories across the city, state and globe. But even 15 years ago, just 140 employees remained in a single office as the paper continued its rapid decline, according to Politico. In 2022, […]
While Claudine Gay’s tenure as Harvard University’s president didn’t come to the immediate and spectacular conclusion it should have after her disastrous Congressional testimony – thanks purely to defensively circling the Ivy League wagons around their Diversity, Empowerment, and Inclusion icon and extreme umbrage at the nerve of conservatives – it did turn out to […]
I’m not generally someone who is interested in making New Year’s resolutions, aside from one dating back quite a few years ago to drink a lot more water and far less coffee. (I’ve stuck to that one religiously with no regrets.) But at the Washington Post, Catherine Rampell penned some resolutions for journalists for 2024 […]
A Fox News writer and audio anchor died Saturday in New York City. He was 33. Matt Napolitano passed away after what was described as a “brief illness.” “With a heavy heart I have to share that my husband [Matt Napolitano] passed away yesterday morning,” his partner Ricky Whitcomb wrote on the X social media […]
New Los Angeles-based station Channel 1 is set to launch AI-generated anchors at the beginning of next year with the ultimate goal of providing every viewer with a personalized broadcast. To demonstrate the potential of virtual reporters, Channel 1 posted a demo episode on X and their official website. See the highest quality AI footage […]
No one should trust our “mainstream media” in defining where the “center” of politics is from their perch on the left-wing fringes. No one should trust them to define who is “nonpartisan” and who is “independent.” The way they classify political actors is subtle, and yet blatantly unfair and unbalanced. Reporters describe the groups they […]
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