Student journalists on the Columbia University campus knew what was coming long before police with riot shields arrived to begin arresting the pro-Palestinian protesters. They had watched the situation spiral as the protesters stood their ground, refusing to abandon Hamilton Hall and using a pulley system to bring supplies into the building they had occupied. […]
NEWS AND OPINION: It’s that time of year again. “The 2024 White House Correspondents’ Dinner takes place on Saturday at the Washington Hilton. The so-called ‘Nerd Prom’ attracts presidents, senior government officials, the media, and — in more recent years — Hollywood stars. “Saturday Night Live” Weekend Update Co-Lead Colin Jost headlines this year’s dinner, […]
People have long expressed concerns over the disappearance of local news outlets, newspapers, and broadcasters, as they have been gobbled up by national media franchises. It’s a valid worry for a number of reasons, including the fact that many local stories wind up being lost because they are not deemed to be as “important” or […]
Jeremy and George Hales have a very large YouTube channel with over half a million subscribers called “What the Hale$.” The channel focuses mainly on buying abandoned storage units and selling the contents for profit. The Hales family became so successful at it that they began a philanthropy effort […]
Two days after Paramount Global announced a record-high audience for the Super Bowl, the entertainment giant announced that it is cutting 800 jobs. According to CNBC the layoffs amount to 3 percent of Paramount Global’s overall workforce, which stood at 24,500 at the end of 2022. “These adjustments will help enable us to build on […]
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 […]
The worst-kept secret in America has been revealed — or at least quantified. A new study published by the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University found that only 3.4 percent of journalists identified as Republicans. Those results — as well as others that help explain them — came from an online survey of […]
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